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Not Missing the SAT

Mount Holyoke stopped requiring the test, and finds very little difference between those who submit scores and those who don't.

Part Timers Say No to Union

Instructors at Vermont's 2-year college -- adjuncts all -- break with trend in rejecting collective bargaining by 2 to 1 margin.

The Hazards of Whistle Blowing

Lansing Community College fires its lawyer after he accuses interim president of misspending state funds.

Ruling Worries Academic Labor

NLRB changes definition of who is a supervisor in way that some fear could hurt unionization of faculty members.

On the Payroll, Permanently

U. of Wisconsin converts seasonal jobs into full-time ones, the latest move by colleges to treat their lowest-income employees better.

Direction and Choice

In Harvard's new take on general education, all undergrads would study the U.S. and religion, and "activity based learning" would be urged.

When Ugliness Visits a Campus

Pace U. officials see acts of apparent bias against Muslims, Jews and African Americans as "attack" on ethnic and religious diversity.