Leaders of the AFT's college unions plan opposition to David Horowitz, cooperation with the NEA, and new organizing efforts.
Presidents say longstanding classroom practices may need to change if colleges are to succeed in educating more minority students.
The university faces pressure not to hire a controversial Columbia professor and to grant tenure to a popular assistant professor.
After 3 years looking inward, a top liberal arts college emerges with new plans for sophomores, interdisciplinarity, faculty hiring and the budget.
Investigators from the American Association of University Professors find fault with the way Virginia State U. dismissed two faculty members.
Professors at Delaware State say the university is trying to create a distance education program in which they will play no role.
A Yale professor's supporters say he's being dumped for being an anarchist and backing graduate student unionization.
University pledges at least $50 million, creates new position and vows to consider numerous policy changes to aid female scientists.
A new report criticizes the U. of California for not hiring enough women -- and suggests that more hires be assistant professors.
New data show that while the number of faculty jobs is rising, growth is greatest for part-time positions and at for-profit colleges.
