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University in Brazil Reverses Expulsion Over Skirt
Bandeirante University, in Brazil, on Monday announced that it was reversing the expulsion of a student who was kicked out...
Pittsburgh Mayor Wants to Tax College Tuition
Luke Ravenstahl, mayor of Pittsburgh, is proposing a 1 percent tax on college tuition, hoping to raise millions to help...
Quadriplegic Ordered Out of Dorm
A quadriplegic student at East Central University has been ordered to leave a dormitory unless he hires an assistant to...
Berkeley Senate Endorses Resolution on Sports Funding
The Academic Senate at the University of California at Berkeley backed a non-binding resolution last week that calls for an...
New Web Site for Veterans
The American Council on Education has launched a new Web site, Today's GI Bill, to help veterans learn about the...
The Long Talk Continues
College leaders at TIAA-CREF conference say reforms are crucial for future of higher ed, but acknowledge they've been saying that for years with little change.
Akron Backs Down on DNA
University, saying it was misunderstood, moves to abandon controversial policy that was publicized when an adjunct quit in protest.
Engaged or Confused?
As National Survey of Student Engagement is released, a scholar questions the validity of its conclusions and the way it asks questions.