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Economy Appears to Shape Survey of Law Students
More law students say that their legal education has bolstered their commitment to public service -- and more students anticipate...
Waiting for Cash in Illinois
With the state unable to pay appropriated funds, the University of Illinois institutes furloughs and other colleges plead for money the government owes them.
College Bans Students From Covering Faces
The Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences has banned students or others on its campuses from covering their faces...
True Costs of Student Success
Report finds that many colleges judge retention programs based purely on outcomes, not cost, providing incomplete picture of their effectiveness; it offers method for doing both.
Winnipeg Holds Off on Controversial Humanities Merger
The University of Winnipeg has put on hold for at least this academic year a plan to merge the departments...
NCAA Upholds Penalties Against Florida State
The National Collegiate Athletic Association has upheld a vacation of records penalty against Florida State University for an “academic fraud”...
Elite French Colleges Criticized on Admissions
The French government is in an increasingly public fight with the country's elite colleges over admissions standards, Reuters reported. Government...
Rethinking Science Education
Presidents of liberal arts colleges are urged to move away from single discipline, traditional introductory courses.