| 12,000 inmates to receive Pell grants to take college classes; Affirmative action advocates shocked — and thrilled — by Supreme Court’s ruling in University of Texas case; Georgetown president is seeking to make amends for 1838 slave sale; Study casts doubt on value of remedial math for college; Kentucky’s attorney general again sues governor, this time over Louisville kerfuffle; Judge in Rolling Stone lawsuit sides with lawyers for ‘Jackie’ on documents motion; Tuition at public colleges has soared in the past decade, but student fees have risen faster; Reinvent or bust: An esteemed liberal arts college pushes for new revenue; University of Tennessee chancellor resigns as leader of Knoxville campus; Spending a few extra years in college may cost you more than you think; | | | | | | | A higher education news blog |
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