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How Much NCAA Tournament Coaches Are Earning
Three coaches of teams in the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division I men's basketball tournament are earning more than $4...
Hewlett Foundation (Again) Chooses Stanford Law Dean as Leader
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, which does significant work on California's community colleges, open educational resources, and other higher...
Accord in Georgia Strips Campus Ban From Immigration Bill
The sponsor of legislation that would bar Georgia's public colleges from enrolling students in the United States without legal documentation...
Judge Orders Release of Pepper Spray Report, Except Officers' Names
A county judge ruled Wednesday that the University of California can release its full report on police officers' controversial use...
Student Apologizes for Trayvon Martin Cartoon (Update)
UPDATE: After initially backing the cartoonist, Stephanie Eisner, The Daily Texan editorial board apologized Wednesday for a "failure of judgment"...
Academic Minute: Modern Abolitionists
In today’s Academic Minute, Stacey Robertson of Bradley University explains how many of the tactics used by 19th-century abolitionists have...
Pre-Dawn Classes
A few years ago, a number of community colleges introduced "midnight classes," courses meeting late at night, at a time...
The Lawyer Who Negotiates Presidential Contracts
A profile in The Boston Globe examines the work of Ray Cotton, a Washington lawyer who frequently negotiates contracts for...