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Does NBC Still Think a Professor Is War Criminal?
Last December, NBC News producers approached officials at Goucher College, in Baltimore, asking serious questions about Leopold Munyakazi, a visiting...
Baptist University Disinvites Youth From Church Not Seen as Sufficiently Anti-Gay
The University of the Cumberlands, a Baptist university in Kentucky, has told a youth group from the Broadway Baptist Church...
Non-Black College Joins Black College Athletic League
Chowan University, in North Carolina, has become the first college that is not historically black to join the Central Intercollegiate...
A Deal to Revive Antioch
Path-breaking liberal arts college, shut down by university, will gain full independence with a plan to enroll students again in 2 years.
Supreme Court Punts
Justices opt -- for now -- not to resolve dispute over right of public universities to bar anti-gay bias and right of Christian groups to be recognized as student organizations.
Double Standard at Emory?
University has been accused of looking the other way at professors with conflicts of interest with pharmaceuticals. But it told a professor who criticized the industry to stop using university ID on his blog.
Assessing Accountability
Most states have room for improvement when it comes to evaluating the performance of colleges and notifying the public of results, a new study finds.
Consortiums, Collaboration, Centralization ... Conflict?
At business officers' meeting, economic pressure prompts more talk of cooperative arrangements among colleges -- with caveats about when they work and when they don't.