Liberal arts colleges

Operations will be "suspended" after coming academic year; 40 faculty members will lose their jobs.

Demise of Antioch College points to challenges facing progressive colleges -- and strategies used by some to thrive.

In the wake of meetings this week of the Annapolis Group -- an organization of liberal arts colleges -- critics of the U.S. News & World Report college rankings are expecting a significant increase in the number of institutions where presidents pledge not to participate in the "reputational" portion of the rankings or to use scores in their own promotional materials.

Shutdown of college will leave all of university's other campuses without tenure. What does that shift mean?

Southern association moves to revoke small North Carolina college's approval and places four others on probation.

After announcing resignation, president of college calls for autonomy from university -- giving new force to governance debate.

Supporters of New College of California say a complete change in administration could save it.

Its new dual-degree program targets students who want a traditional liberal arts education mixed with a background in business (no marketing, please).

Sheldon Jackson, a financially struggling college, is latest nonprofit to consider alliances.