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Wyoming Poetry Professor Believed to Have Died in Japan
Craig Arnold, an award-winning poet and professor at the University of Wyoming, is believed to have died on a Japanese...
U.S. Weighs New Rules on Research Conflicts
The National Institutes of Health on Friday said it was considering issuing new regulations to govern financial and other conflicts...
College Covers Up Controversial Painting
Officials at Shasta College places white poster board over a student's painting in an art exhibit, allowing those at the...
Wisconsin-Madison Gets Approval for Tuition Plan
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents on Friday approved a plan to raise tuition at the flagship campus at...
Staying on the Job
Survey from TIAA-CREF backs anecdotal evidence that economic downturn is leading professors to delay retirement plans.
(Commencement) Season's Greetings
Tis the season when “speakers” descend on college campuses, bringing with them impressive resumes or big names, or both, along...
More Mystery Gifts
Now that people realize an anonymous benefactor is sending millions to universities led by women, some donations from last year appear linked.
Merde -- My AP French Exam Won't Let Me Answer
The College Board is apologizing and promising an investigation of why students taking this week's Advanced Placement examination in French...
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