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Faculty Revolt in Indiana
Amid aborted chancellor search, president faces growing criticism of his leadership -- or what some professors call a lack of it.
Congress Acts on Budget Bills
Legislation to cut billions in mandatory spending advanced in both chambers.
The 'Crisis' in Higher Ed Financing
Anyone in search of a metaphor for the difficult financial and political situation facing American higher education had a slew...
'Black Earth and Ivory Tower'
"From lecturing on the French Revolution to hauling manure in the spring, my life is agricultural and academic, inseparable and...
'Evangelical Pruning' Ahead?
Ever since Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger became Pope Benedict XVI, educators at Roman Catholic colleges in the United States have been...
Too Many Law Schools?
Don’t tell that to administrators at the numerous colleges that have opened or are contemplating new ones.
Michiganders Will Vote on Affirmative Action
U.S. Supreme Court upheld it in 2003, but state appeals court approves initiative for next year's ballots.