Rising student debt levels and fresh academic research have brought greater scrutiny to the question of whether the government's expanding student-aid programs are driving up college tuition.
Facebook went public last month on its prospects for growth. But in some areas, the social network's growth rates are already maturing.
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Stanford University's d.school has gained recognition for introducing "design thinking" to executives, educators and lawyers. Now other schools are coming up with their own programs.
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Some liberal-arts schools are beginning to make career development a mission-critical aspect of the college experience, with everything from ramped-up career services to academic programs emphasizing real-world applications.
Why did "The Avengers" shatter the record for the biggest opening in movie history? Seven secrets of the blockbuster movie's success.
When a suicide bomber struck a convoy in Afghanistan, a routine Marine patrol turned into a harrowing firefight. Michael M. Phillips with an eyewitness account of bravery and tragedy in the confusion of war.
As Facebook prepares for an IPO on May 18, some advertisers are doubting whether they're getting their money's worth buying new forms of ads on the social network.
Obesity is so entrenched in the U.S. that it will take an intense push by schools, employers, doctors and others to reverse an epidemic that accounts for billions of dollars in annual health-care costs.
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The Obama campaign, deflecting criticism about the president's remarks about the private sector, fired back at Mitt Romney for the GOP challenger's own comments about police, firefighter and teacher jobs.
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The personal information Facbeook users volunteer—names, closest friendships, photograpshs, sexual preferences, schools attended and countless other details—is a kind of currency in the personal-data economy.
Facebook went public last month on its prospects for growth. But in some areas, the social network's growth rates are already maturing.
Rising student debt levels and fresh academic research have brought greater scrutiny to the question of whether the government's expanding student-aid programs are driving up college tuition.
A new analysis showing a 23% jump in Type 1 diabetes among American youth is giving fresh impetus to researchers looking at whether environmental factors or behavior can influence the onset of the autoimmune disease.
Facebook went public last month on its prospects for growth. But in some areas, the social network's growth rates are already maturing.
The Funny or Die comedy website has become a go-to venue for marketers looking to weave their products into funny spots with the hope of going viral.
As LeBron James and Kevin Durant approach Tuesday's first tip of the NBA Finals, the league is finally getting what it wants: a battle between the long-standing rival cities of Miami and Oklahoma City. OK, not really.
Having not won a World Series since 1908, and having last appeared on that stage in 1945—the Chicago Cubs must contemplate the only solution that might restore the team to glory: Tear down Wrigley Field.
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