Articles by Robby Soave - Assistant Editor
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It is now official: Many public universities are in greater denial about their own spending than liberal governors are about state finances.
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A New York Times piece by security analyst Thomas Ricks argues that high school graduates should be conscripted to fulfill a variety of mundane Keynesian stimulus projects.
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This could very well be the future for American higher education, if public universities continue to prioritize administrative and infrastructure spending over keeping costs down for student.
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A lesbian student who received threatening notes--which provoked the campus to host a tolerance rally in her name--fabricated the whole ordeal.
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Though it at first seemed like the Purdue community had accepted former Republican Governor Mitch Daniels as president of the university, more students and staff members are raising objections.
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TCF previously covered the case of Karen Royce, a 60-year-old student who is suing Western Nevada College because of alleged harassment she endured in a human sexuality class taught by Tom Kubistant. Now, Inside Higher Ed has uncovered additional details: