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Public institutions in New Jersey face intense scrutiny from both state and federal governmental officials.

Clinical law professors, who often stick their necks out when picking cases, consider how to protect themselves.

Policy spurred by conflict over sleeping arrangements of gay instructor at U. of St. Thomas is affecting straight employees, too.

Some Division III colleges seek to turn back the clock on 2004 rules changes that imposed limits on their sports programs.

Tulane’s president holds a meeting, with mixed results, to get engineering students and alumni out of the dark.

President Bush is expected to tell dozens of college and university presidents tomorrow of an administration plan to spend hundreds...

The issue of academic freedom was everywhere at this year's Modern Language Association meeting, in Washington. There were panels on...