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Cooperation Breakdown
In a faltering economy, universities that put cooperative education programs front and center struggle to place students in jobs.
Grants Promote Development of African Higher Education
Twenty pairs of African and American colleges were awarded grants Monday to help them develop collaborations aimed at attacking economic...
Oregon Sues Fund Manager Over College Savings Losses
Oregon's government on Monday sued the manager of the state's college savings plan, saying the company's risky investments were negligent...
Lipscomb U. Announces 3-Year Degree Option
Lipscomb University announced Monday that it will create a new option for students to finish a bachelor's degree in three...
Texas Christian Drops Gay Housing Plan
While a number of colleges have created gay-themed housing units, Texas Christian University raised more eyebrows when it announced plans...
That Time of Year? Another Student Newspaper Theft
Fresh on the heels of reports that a campus admissions official trashed issues of a campus newspaper with an unflattering...
Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, 1950-2009
One of the most influential cultural theorists of her generation, Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, died on Sunday following "a long and...
Orientation for Whites
Mount Holyoke tries possibly unique approach to the controversy over programs for incoming minority students by adding section for those who are in the majority.