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Closure in an Ethics Case
Southern Illinois professor who felt slighted by state's judgment that he finished a mandatory test too quickly says he feels vindicated by settlement.
When Equity Official Takes Anti-Gay Stance
After column by U. of Toledo's chief HR official saying gay people select their orientation, she is placed on leave.
Studying (Sign) Languages Abroad
As interest in ASL and overseas study grows, new programs offer the opportunity to study foreign sign language and deaf culture abroad.
Is Phyllis Schlafly Worthy of an Honorary Doctorate?
Decision by Washington U. in St. Louis at this year's graduation angers many advocates for women.
Immediate Payback for College Grads
Those holding a college diploma -- no matter their race -- tend to be financially rewarded right away in the job market based on ability. That's not true for high school graduates, report says.
Med Schools' Expected Enrollment Growth
With expected growth at existing schools and a collection of new ones likely on the way, the country’s first-year medical...