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Flexible Fund Raising
With even wealthy individuals feeling the downturn, development officers are making more accommodations, such as allowing more time to fulfill pledges.
First Athletic Scholarships for Squash
George Washington University has become the first college to offer athletic scholarships for squash, The Washington Post reported. The university...
Lack of Diversity Faulted in Football Leadership
Although more than half of the athletes in the Football Bowl Subdivision of the National Collegiate Athletic Association are black...
Another University Joins Kindle Boycott
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is joining Syracuse University and the University of Wisconsin at Madison in announcing that...
Geographical Society Journals Go to Wiley-Blackwell
Continuing a trend in which nonprofit disciplinary societies are turning to commercial publishers, the American Geographical Society and Wiley-Blackwell on...
Medical Schools Asked About Ghostwriting
Sen. Charles Grassley, an Iowa Republican who is a leading critic of conflicts of interest in biomedical research, is focusing...
Community Colleges Take on the Zombie Threat
Elgin Community College and Harper College are trying to save America's young people from becoming zombies. That's the message of...
A Win for Student Anti-Sweatshop Movement
United Students Against Sweatshops has achieved its largest victory to date with the news that Russell Athletic will rehire 1,200...