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Academic Minute: Seward and Clinton
In today’s Academic Minute, the University of New Haven's David Perry examines the historical similarities between Hillary Clinton and William...
Med Schools Prodded to Enforce Ethics Rules
In December, ProPublica published an article revealing that many medical schools that had adopted tough conflict-of-interest rules to limit or...
Columbia B-School Toughens Ethics Rules
The business school at Columbia University -- which fares poorly in many analyses of the economic downturn -- has toughened...
NCAA (Lightly) Punishes East Carolina for Academic Fraud
The National Collegiate Athletic Association announced Thursday that it had imposed a one-year probation on East Carolina University but instituted...
E-mails Show Pima Officials Debated Punishment of Loughner
Pima Community College officials took heat in some quarters (and in some news reports) in the wake of January's shooting...
Sex Work to Pay for European Tuition Bills
A survey by a German research center found that one in three university students in Berlin would consider sex work...
NCAA Responds to U.S. Letter about Football Playoff
The National Collegiate Athletic Association "has no mandate to create" a football playoff unless its members push for one, the...
Academic Minute: Rabbit Fever
In today’s Academic Minute, Dennis Metzger of Albany Medical College discusses the potential dangers of Rabbit Fever as a biological...