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2 Russian Rectors May Avoid Revealing Salaries
The rectors of two Russian universities -- Moscow State and St. Petersburg State Universities -- may avoid complying with a...
Following the Leader
Gordon College's president, having been shaped by mentors during his own rise, is now using his office to pay it forward.
Smith Alumna's Letter Riles Campus
An alumna's letter in the Smith College student newspaper, The Sophian, angered many on the campus last week. The letter...
Top Administrators' Salaries Up 2%
Study finds larger gains than in previous year, with private institutions giving more than publics. Athletics administrators fared better than most others. For all sectors, inflation is outpacing raises.
Education Researchers Move 2013 Meeting From Atlanta
The American Educational Research Association announced Friday that, in response to recent Georgia laws viewed as hostile to immigrants, the...
Harvard and the 'One-State Solution'
University distances itself from but also defends right of students to hold conference on idea many view as promoting the elimination of Israel as a Jewish state.
'Innovation Campuses'
Throughout the Midwest, a new name highlights interest of universities and politicians in technology transfer.
Growing Faculty Unrest at U. of Illinois
Faculty leaders at the University of Illinois are circulating a petition calling for the removal of Michael Hogan as president...