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'U.S. News' Participation Drops
Colleges and universities will be giving U.S. News & World Report lots of free publicity today as they boast about...
Majority of Business Schools Accept GRE, Survey Finds
A small majority of 265 business schools surveyed by Kaplan will now accept the Graduate Record Examination as a standardized...
Report: Top Athletes Generate More Than $100,000 a Year
The nation’s best college football and basketball players are worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to their programs and yet...
Academic Minute: University Libraries in the Web Age
In today’s Academic Minute, Fred Stielow of American Public University reveals how university libraries are adapting to the demands of...
Faculty Strike Ends at Long Island U.
Long Island University's Faculty Federation has voted to ratify a five-year contract for full-time and adjunct faculty members at the...
Measuring the Worldwide Economic Payoff of Higher Ed
The huge advantage of the United States in having many highly educated citizens may be shrinking with age and with...
U. of Wisconsin Questioned on Minority Admissions
The Center for Equal Opportunity, a group that opposes the consideration of race in college admissions decisions, released reports today...
Cornell Criticized for Changes in Africana Center
Alumni of Cornell University's Africana Studies and Research Center on Monday issued a harshly worded statement denouncing the university's recent...