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Davis Officials Not Immune From Title IX Suit, Judge Rules
A federal judge has allowed four top officials at the University of California at Davis to be sued for violations...
Columbia Wins Fight Over Eminent Domain
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to consider an appeal of a ruling by New York State's highest court...
Students Found to Lie on Course Evaluations
A new study of students at the University of Northern Iowa and Southeastern Oklahoma University has found that about one-third...
Danish Professor Reprimanded for Campus Orgies
Authorities at Denmark's Aalborg University have reprimanded a professor who, with three other men and one woman, staged and filmed...
Souring on Business?
Though still one of the most popular majors among undergrads, business has begun to draw cooler interest among first-year students.
Astronomer Says Religious Views Cost Him a Job
A federal judge has ruled that Martin Gaskell, an astronomer formerly at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, has the...
Thawing Out After Tuition Freeze
Illinois community college considers how holding the line affected the institution.