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Economics

Academics tout wisdom of spending on decaying campus infrastructure

by E Wayne Ross on January 12, 2009

The Best and the Brightest Have Led America Off a Cliff

by E Wayne Ross on December 10, 2008

Japan: Komazawa U. racks up ¥15.5 billion in derivatives losses

by E Wayne Ross on November 25, 2008

Californians Cite Costs and Budget Cuts as Biggest Problems in Higher Ed

by E Wayne Ross on November 17, 2008

As Economy Sours, Presidential Pay Draws Increased Scrutiny

by E Wayne Ross on November 17, 2008

Canada: Universities eye ‘painful’ cuts in wake of crisis

by E Wayne Ross on November 3, 2008

Will Professors Delay Retirements?

by E Wayne Ross on September 18, 2008

Florida: More college students using food stamps

by E Wayne Ross on August 13, 2008

High Cost of Driving Ignites Online Classes Boom

by E Wayne Ross on July 10, 2008

Financial Crisis Forces Illinois Seminary to Make Radical Cuts

by E Wayne Ross on April 25, 2008

British Columbia: Axe Falls at Malaspina University College

by E Wayne Ross on April 23, 2008

British Columbia: CNC Faculty Speaks Up

by E Wayne Ross on March 11, 2008

Oregon: Who Gets How Much Money and Where It Goes

by E Wayne Ross on March 7, 2008

Prisons vs. Colleges

by E Wayne Ross on February 29, 2008

Canada’s Budget Includes Need-Based Grants, but No Increase for Student Aid

by E Wayne Ross on February 27, 2008

Canada: Abolish tuition fees, Liberal Senator says

by E Wayne Ross on February 25, 2008

Brown Ends Tuition for Lower-Income Students

by E Wayne Ross on February 25, 2008

CUNY Mulls Restructuring Nearly $1 BIllion in Debt

by E Wayne Ross on February 25, 2008

Antioch College to Close for 2008-9 as Negotiations Fail to Save It

by E Wayne Ross on February 22, 2008

Wealth Gap Growing Bigger Among American Colleges

by E Wayne Ross on February 20, 2008

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