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Science Board Issues Rare Critique of Pending Legislation
Federal agencies don't often bite the hands that finance them. But the National Science Board, which sets the agenda for...
Columbia Student Paper Plans to End Daily Print Issue
A number of student newspapers that once produced daily print editions have dropped a day or two, but The Columbia...
Applicant and God at CC of Baltimore County
The Community College of Baltimore County was sued in federal court this week by a student rejected for admission to...
NLRB Approves Adjunct Union Bid at Seattle U.
Adjunct professors at Seattle University who hope to organize in affiliation with the Service Employees International Union got the green...
Report Criticizes Penn State on Scrapped Health Plan
A report released this week by a Pennsylvania State University task force of faculty, administrators and staff who reviewed the...
NCAA: High School Courses Don't Count for Eligibility
Students at two dozen high schools that use the company K12 Inc. to provide their curriculum will no longer be...
Congressional Democrats Call for Tighter Debit Card Rules
Two dozen Democratic members of Congress on Wednesday called on the Education Department to enact tighter regulations on campus debit...
Ex-President Sued Over Salary, Caribbean Timeshare
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley has sued th former president of the National Graduate School of Quality Management over his...