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Instructor Faulted for Encouraging Donations
Gateway Technical College, in Wisconsin, announced that an investigation confirmed student complaints that an instructor was offering extra credit to...
How California Universities Spend Their Money
Amid all the concerns about financing for public higher education in California, an article in the Los Angeles Times questions...
New Jersey Towns Seek Fees From Colleges
Several college towns in New Jersey are organizing a drive for legislation to charge colleges $100 for every full-time student...
Board Chair in Philippines Quits Amid Plagiarism Furor
Manuel Pangilinan has resigned as board chair of Ateneo de Manila University, in the Philippines, after reports surfaced that his...
A Blog and Manifesto for Alumni Magazines
A new blog -- UMagazinology -- is attempting to support alumni and other college and university magazines that aspire not...
Immigrant Students and California Republicans
The Republican candidates for governor are making an issue of the California law that allows those who attended the state's...
U. of California Considers Rules Against Hate Crimes
In the wake of a series of racial incidents at University of California campuses, system officials may toughen student conduct...
A Lucrative Year for Administrators in Britain
Pay and benefits for those who lead British universities increased more than 10 percent last year, according to an analysis...