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When Masterpieces Are Moneymakers
Fisk's settlement on sale of two valuable paintings reflects a trend in which institutions sell art to pay for other priorities.
The House's New Face on Higher Ed
When Democrats won control of Congress in November, the change promised the return to power of some familiar names to...
More Bad News for Lenders
Leading senator poised to introduce legislation requiring banks to compete on price for right to offer federal student loans.
An Honest Conversation About Alcohol
Middlebury's ex-president wins backing for campaign to show unintended impact of -- and alternatives to -- drinking age of 21.
Defeat for Affirmative Action
Settlement forces 27 university programs for prospective journalism students to open admission to white applicants.
Lawmakers Query Bush Budget for Science Education
House hearing on president's 2008 plan renews concerns about shift of funds from National Science Foundation to Education Department.