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Stanford ... Without Tests and Tuition
University investigates two cases in which people claimed to be part of the institution but were not.
10 Percent Plan Survives in Texas
At last minute, legislators refuse to alter admissions system credited with promoting diversity.
The Ward Churchill Endgame
More than 2 years after controversy started, president of U. of Colorado moves to fire him.
College Counseling for Veterans
Advisers staff military hospitals in national effort to inform returning service members of campus opportunities available to them.
Legislating College Credits
Georgia chancellor opposes state bill that would let students with International Baccalaureate diplomas place out of first year at colleges.
Back Off on Accreditation, States Urge U.S.
State higher ed leaders endorse aims of federal rule making process, but discourage use of regulation to achieve them.