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Ex-Football Players Sue NCAA Over Brain Injuries
Two former college football players have filed a lawsuit charging the National Collegiate Athletic Association with failing to protect athletes...
British Chaplains Question Government Paper on Higher Ed
Forty chaplains at British universities have issued a joint letter saying that they "deeply regret" the government's focus on higher...
Seton Hall Offers Deep Discount for Good Students
Seton Hall University is offering a $21,000 discount off of tuition rates to students who are in the top 10...
U. of Illinois Admits to More Errors in Law School Data
The University of Illinois, which has already admitted that it had errors in the data on students in the Class...
Court Overturns Oregon Universities' Ban on Firearms
The Oregon Court of Appeals on Wednesday overturned a 20-year-old state regulation barring the possession of firearms on public colleges'...
Academic Minute: The Origin of Chocolate
In today’s Academic Minute, John Henderson of Cornell University explores chocolate’s long historyin the Americas and explains how the beloved...
Sweet (or Bitter) Taste of Controversy
Bake sale at Berkeley -- with race-based prices -- attracts attention, but most of it has been about the political theater, not the affirmative action bill that was the target of the event.
No More Rambling On
Taking aim at the stereotypical Faculty Senate debate that may seem to last a lifetime, Syracuse University is enforcing time limits on speakers.