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First Rhodes Winners at Ursinus and Irvine
The 32 American students announced Sunday as winners of Rhodes Scholarships included the first-ever winners from Ursinus College and the...
Legal Fight for Control of a Fraternity
Alumni of the Tau Epsilon Phi are suing the national organization, claiming that it is making unreasonable demands on chapters...
Campaign to Start Tribal College for California
A campaign has started to bring a tribal college to California, which hasn't had one since D-Q university lost accreditation...
Head of Watchdog Group to Team Up With For-Profit College Advocate
Opponents of for-profit colleges were surprised -- and perplexed -- when Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, a government...
Football Fever in Georgia
Despite a steady stream of calls from faculty groups and others to curb athletic spending, some states can't seem to...
France Worries About Brain Drain to U.S.
A new study by the Institut Montaigne, a French research organization, has alarmed educators about a growth in the immigration...
Controversy Dies Down Over Gay Marriage Course
A course at Seton Hall University on gay marriage was only taught for the first time this semester amid criticism...
Scrutiny of Notre Dame Over a Suicide
A 19-year-old woman in her first year at St. Mary's College of Indiana killed herself nine days after she reported...