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The University of California has appointed an official to manage spending at the private residence of its president, Mark G. Yudof, after he ran up nearly $700,000 in expenses.

This word has appeared in seven Times articles over the past year.

Government money is helping smaller institutions build programs that train students in various emerging and established energy fields.

Charts, graphs, interactive maps and other visualizations that can help students understand key issues and topics in ELA/ELL, arts and entertainment, travel and sports.

Many colleges are now testing the waters in online undergraduate studies.

Thousands of courses are offered in entrepreneurship by colleges and universities, small-business development centers and chambers of commerce.

For continuing education students, a variety of options for foreign language classes are available, including online learning.

Continuing education programs across the country are finding students increasingly focused on the arts and humanities, whether for new careers or to re-explore great authors.

Our weekly series pairs a poem with a Times article and photo that echo, extend or challenge the poem's themes. Today: "Five Years Later" paired with "For 9/11 Team, Haiti Brings It All Back."

Student Opinion | How would you use Race to the Top funding to improve education?

Treating your career development education as if it were part of a stock portfolio can help you increase the return on your investment.

Job hunters must learn to navigate the social protocol of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other social networking sites.

Who are trapped more than 2,000 feet below the earth in Chile?

The Obama administration will give New Orleans $1.8 billion in a lump-sum reimbursement for schools that were damaged or destroyed in the flooding after Hurricane Katrina.

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Faced with parents who have a hard time saying goodbye to their freshmen, colleges formalize the split.

Flavored milk has emerged as both villain and victim in a cafeteria drama that pits the dairy industry, administrators and parents against one another.

Secretary Duncan discussed his Back to School Tour and the Obama Administration's education agenda, and he thanked America's teachers -- "our unsung heroes" -- in Little Rock, AR.

Waldorf? So last semester. A writer learns that home schooling is suddenly chic.