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Gun Dorms Aren't Attracting Students in Colorado
Under court order, the University of Colorado has ended a ban on guns on campus and has even made it...
Southern Utah Accused of Tolerating Plagiarism by Foreign Students
Southern Utah University is investigating allegations that some instructors in its English programs for international students have been ignoring widespread...
Ties Grow Between Drug Industry, Biomedical Research
A series of conflict-of-interest scandals have led to many attempts to limit the role of the pharmaceutical industry in supporting...
Error in the SAT Question of the Day
Each day, the College Board offers an online "Official SAT Question of the Day" to help students prepare. The question...
Former Prof Wins Suit Against Texas Tech Program Director
A Texas jury last week ordered H. Scott Norville, the head of Texas Tech University's civil and environmental engineering department...
Florida Agrees to Add Christian College to Aid Program
Florida officials have agreed to declare Florida Christian College's students eligible for a state student aid program, settling a lawsuit...
Gender Gaps and Canadian Research Universities
When Canada started a new program to support endowed chairs at its research universities in 2010, and no women were...
Britain Gains First For-Profit University
British authorities have granted the for-profit College of Law university status, and the soon-to-be renamed University of Law will be...