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Some colleges offering three-year degrees

The idea of offering a traditional bachelor's degree in three years instead of four has never really caught on, at least in the United States, but it might be gaining…

Student puts IT expertise to work for schools

A process that once took hours now takes minutes for a few dozen schools, thanks to the computer talents of Utah State University junior Joseph Irvine. Key words: utah state…

What’s next for digital music on campus?

Higher-education officials are pondering what the future holds for digital music on college campuses after the demise of yet another legal music downloading service aimed at college students. Key words:…

Obama to Congress: Education is key

In his first address to a joint session of Congress, President Barack Obama on Feb. 24 cited education as one of three keys to economic recovery and long-term prosperity for…

Educators wary in wake of Nortel bankruptcy

Acutely aware of how the sudden change or demise of an important technology vendor can wreak havoc on their ed-tech programs, school leaders across North America are watching closely as…

Electronic tutor helps accounting students

Accounting students now have access to the same kind of artificial intelligence-based tutoring software that math and chemistry students have had for years--and science teachers-in-training soon could benefit from the…

Colleges find new uses for open-source tech

Open-source learning management systems such as Moodle and Sakai have made great inroads in higher education, but LMS software isn't the only area where colleges and universities are benefiting from…

Economic crisis forces shift in college aid

The current economic crisis has ravaged college endowments and prompted a host of reactions among campus officials. One of the most subtle, yet potentially profound effects of the downturn has…

Colleges keep students in school with extra aid

Even as colleges and universities consider layoffs and enrollment caps in response to the economic meltdown, many are also investing additional money in financial aid programs in an effort to…

Students’ exercise helps power university

Thousands of college students regularly hit the cardio exercise machines to work off stress after an exam or stay in shape. Oregon State University (OSU) is harnessing the energy the…

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