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Review Finds 7% of Players on Top College Football Teams Have Criminal Backgrounds
A joint investigation by Sports Illustrated and CBS News has found that 7 percent of the players on 25 top...
Senator and For-Profit Advocates Spar Over Data, Again
Senator Tom Harkin, an Iowa Democrat and chairman of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, testified Wednesday...
Shifts in Minority Science and Engineering Degrees
While minority institutions remain crucial to educating minority students in science, they appear to be producing smaller proportions of new...
Sit-In at Dickinson Over Sex Assault Policies
More than 200 students staged a sit-in in the administration building at Dickinson College to protest what they view as...
College Groups Ask Education Department to Pull Rule on State Approvals
Higher education groups stepped up their campaign Wednesday against the latest round of regulatory steps made by the U.S. Education...
Academic Minute: Non-Addictive Pain Medications
In today’s Academic Minute, Lindsay Hough from Albany Medical College explains efforts to develop a new class of non-addictive pain...
BYU Suspends Basketball Star for Honor Code Violation
Brandon Davies, a key player on the men’s basketball team at Brigham Young University, was dismissed from the team Tuesday...
Wisconsin and Connecticut Weigh Roles of Flagships, Systems
The relative roles of and relationships between research universities and state college systems are in the state policy spotlight as...