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Michigan Regents, Administrators Split on Union
The University of Michigan Board of Regents voted Tuesday to oppose a bill in the State Senate that would ban...
More College Lawsuits Over Birth Control Mandate
Two more colleges have sued the Obama administration over its requirement that religious employers, including colleges, provide insurance covering birth...
Santorum Says Obama Is Waging 'War' on For-Profits
Rick Santorum last week told an audience at the Detroit Economic Club that President Obama "had a war on private...
Budget Woes Worsen for California Community Colleges
California's community colleges face an unexpected $149 million budget cut this year because of low property tax revenue and a...
Academic Minute: Economics and the Blood Supply
In today’s Academic Minute, Mario Macis of Johns Hopkins University examines how compensating blood donors could increase the blood supply...
Villanova Cancels Workshop by Gay Performance Artist
Villanova University has canceled a week-long workshop by Tim Miller, a gay performance artist whose planned visit had been set...
Logging Off to Play Board Games
Some students are discovering that it is possible to play games in person, offline. The Boston Globe reported on a...
Affirmative Action on the Docket
U.S. Supreme Court agrees to consider whether U. of Texas can consider race and ethnicity in admissions decisions. (Updated with reactions.)