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Mark Emmert Is NCAA's New President
Even if you think the role of college sports in higher education is out of whack, it says something about...
Still Pushing for DREAM
WASHINGTON -- The timing couldn’t have been much better for a group of scholars and administrators advocating for a pipeline...
Open Courses for Community Colleges
Congress rejected idea of a new federal grant program, but a private effort is growing.
Cambridge May Ease Process for Firing Dons
The University of Cambridge is considering changes in the procedures for dismissing professors, and the changes have some worried about...
Brandeis Debates Israeli Ambassador as Graduation Speaker
Brandeis University is seeing debate over the selection of Michael B. Oren, Israel's ambassador to the United States, as commencement...
U.S. Plans New Rules on Student Privacy
The U.S. Education Department announced on Monday that it would propose new regulations governing student privacy rights in the next...
NIH Approves 13 Stem Cell Lines for Federal Funds
The National Institutes of Health approved an additional 13 stem cell lines as eligible for researchers to use while receiving...
Reed Clarifies What the U.S. Attorney Said
Reed College has clarified just what laws were cited when federal and state authorities summoned its president last week to...