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An Unusual (and Fitting) Teaching Gig
There's actually logic behind hiring an Israeli scholar to teach Muslim students in Turkey about Christianity.
Academic Freedom and Evolution
As opponents of scientific consensus make free expression claims, a professor who wrote book to reconcile faith with evolution is banned from teaching general biology or having his book taught.
Fallout from Fresno State's Multi-Million Dollar Case(s)
Just five months ago, a $5.85 million verdict in favor of Linda L. Vivas, the former California State University at...
Voting With Their Mice
Two business school students turn a class project into an Internet startup that lets students poll their own campuses.
When (For-)Profit Takes Over
Several recent transactions have featured private firms or college companies taking over traditional nonprofit institutions. Some investors, though, don't foresee a trend.
Upbeat Assessment of Career College Market
For-profit higher education providers close out a year marked by rising stock prices, growing enrollments, and easing of regulatory problems -- though challenges remain.