Curriculum

Study documents extent to which professors regularly alter their courses -- and their uncertainty over whether pedagogic innovation is valued.

Small college provosts and business officers are urged to shun across-the-board cuts and instead reallocate money from weaker to stronger programs.

NEW ORLEANS -- It is no secret that these are hard times for anthropology. The discipline claims little more than one-half of 1 percent of undergraduate degrees conferred, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.

Penn’s business school revamps its MBA program with an offer of a free “sabbatical” course to graduates every seven years.