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According to federal tax documents recently made public, the association's president made $1,145,880 in 2008-9.

Naomi S. Baron, a linguistics professor at American University, tells the Tech Therapists about her concern that colleges push too much technology on students and professors.

Boards do not spend enough time discussing student-learning outcomes, nor do they understand the subject well enough, says a report on the survey results.

A ruling last month blocked federal funds for embryonic-stem-cell research, but a court on Thursday set aside that ruling, giving researchers hope for eventual victory.

The College and University Professional Association for Human Resources says this year's increase compares with a 5.7 percent increase for family plans last year.

The number of Japanese students overseas has plummeted, and the country's internationalization project has stalled under criticism.

A cut of more than $600,000 is driving the planned cancellations, most of which are not available from other collections.

As part of an effort to raise Israel's profile as a study-abroad destination, eight American colleges are starting or expanding programs to send students there.

The U.S. Agency for International Development and Higher Education for Development have awarded up to $1.1-million each to the academic partnerships.

Fifty organizations have joined Excelencia in Education's effort and plan to help it put together a policy road map to achieve the increase.

The past leader of Valdosta State University can be required to pay damages to a student he dismissed without a hearing, a federal judge said.

Going public with your class work, as when using social-media tools like wikis, runs counter to many Asian cultural norms.

In its latest report on higher-education trends, the OECD also notes shifting patterns in study-abroad destinations.