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A Call for Copyright Rebellion
Lawrence Lessig asks why academe accepts rules that limit the spread of scholarship.
Vermont Committee Doubts Wisdom of Higher Ed Merger
A state panel has concluded that the University of Vermont and five state colleges in the state should not be...
Senate Approves Spending Bill for Science Programs
The U.S. Senate on Thursday approved a 2010 spending bill for many federal science programs that would provide $6.9 billion...
New Database for College Information
The Institute for College Access and Success on Thursday unveiled a new Web site, College InSight, designed to provide a...
Community College Sued Over Limits on Rallies
Two students -- backed by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education -- are suing the Tarrant County College District...
Controversial Emory Professor Lands Job at Miami
Charles Nemeroff, an Emory University psychiatrist whose work has been highly influential and who has been at the center of...
Technology Gap
Professors think they are doing a better job with digital tools than their students believe is the case, survey suggests.
The Research/Policy Divide
At meeting of higher ed researchers, scholars and policy wonks confront an old but still-present question: Can academic work influence decision makers?