Past Coverage

• Scholars Revive Boycott of U.S. Grants to Promote Language Training - August 16, 2002
• From Controversy to Quiet Prosperity, Federal Foreign-Study Effort Is a SurvivorSome N.S.E.P. Alumni in WashingtonThe National Security Education Program in Brief - April 7, 2000
• Critics Question Need for Third Intelligence-Scholarship Program - June 10, 2005
• Education Dept. Hastens to Survey Students About Credit Transfers - July 17, 2008
• New Grants Have More Takers, but Still Fall Short of Goals - January 23, 2009

Recent News

• Number of 'Hispanic Serving' Colleges Is Expected to Grow Significantly, Report Says

  Almost 200 colleges may soon meet the federal designation of "Hispanic serving," and they should work to increase their retention and graduation rates, says a new report.

• College Makes Students More Liberal, but Not Smarter About Civics, Study Finds

  The Intercollegiate Studies Institute found that people with bachelor's degrees were more likely than recipients of only high-school diplomas to take liberal stances.

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  Pulling Haiti's Culture From the Rubble

  The chief conservator of one of the stricken nation's major libraries is working with Brown University and others to save a part of his people's cultural patrimony.

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