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Duel on Governance at Hamilton
New center on freedom and capitalism halted. Founders blame politics. Others blame effort to segregate program from rest of college.
Fixing Higher Ed, Legislator-Style
Report from panel of state lawmakers, the latest to critique American higher education, points the finger in an unusual direction: inward.
Yes, Please Offend Me (But Thanks for Checking)
Idaho professor asks students to sign acknowledgement that films in his courses might upset them. Are waivers good for academic freedom?
Retreat on Affirmative Action?
After referendum voted down use of race, U. of Michigan talked about suing. Weeks later, it's talking about carrying out the measure.
Branches in Different Time Zones
Why are private colleges in New Hampshire, Ohio and Texas thinking of setting up shop outside Phoenix?
Cuban Collaboration
After period of uncertainty, scholars in Boston and Havana celebrate release of their co-authored book.
Return to Sender
An e-mail survey sent out by Brown stirs up distress among Wesleyan students who are not happy about spam.