It's professors -- not students -- who need to fear being judged unfairly because of their views, new study suggests.
Scholars' critical examination of U.S.-Israeli ties is called shoddy and bigoted; others say harsh reaction proves the study's point.
Yale will review graduate programs, with focus on years 2-4 as key to helping students complete dissertations.
Lawmakers tell NSF what it should and shouldn't fund -- and question some grants (without bothering to talk to the researchers involved).
Professors say legislation to limit their travel to "terrorist states" will hurt academic freedom, but Jeb Bush likes the idea.
Proposed university would offer students a free, four-year education with service obligations after graduation.
Noted expert on Eurasia, accused of being apologist for tyrants, sees McCarthy-like attack on his views.
Earlham professor was home visiting his family in Beirut. Because he's not a U.S. citizen, he's not sure he can return to his job.
Essays in new book compare state of professors' rights around the world in post-9/11 era.
Despite reports to the contrary, students who wanted to cast ballots in 2004 had little difficulty doing so, political scientists find.
