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The EPA on Campus
In new initiative, colleges sign agreements with U.S. environmental agency about their sustainability goals, and also get credit for achievements to date.
Rejecting the Academic Fast Track
Graduate students increasingly care about a "family friendly" work environment -- and doubt they can find one at a research university, survey finds.
Faith, Science and Academic Freedom
AAUP issues reports criticizing two religious colleges -- one that set limits on teaching by biologist who believes in evolution, and one that fired a professor who tried to preserve traditional theology.
More for Less
As tuition rises across the country, few colleges are actually spending more on students, according to a new report from a leading higher education researcher.
Paying to Play
Hoping to meet shrinking travel budgets, some lower division NCAA colleges ask athletes to supplement or entirely cover cost of travel to some away contests.
U.S. Science is Lagging Internationally -- But How, Exactly?
Many countries are outpacing the United States in producing natural scientists and engineers -- but most are doing so because they're graduating more people, period, study finds.
Plagiarist Punished at Florida
A University of Florida professor who admitted to plagiarizing has opted to retire after being issued a severe penalty.
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