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Michigan State Professor Retracts Article Over Plagiarism
Mariam Stricklen, a tenured professor of crop and soil sciences at Michigan State University, has retracted an article she published...
Cornell Aims for Compromise on Student Funding Dispute
As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments in a case over whether public universities can require religious organizations...
Bosnian Universities Find New Source of Students
More than 1,000 students from Turkey have moved to universities in Bosnia, in part because women there can wear headscarves...
AAUP Will Investigate Firing at LSU
The American Association of University Professors on Monday announced that it is beginning a formal investigation into the case of...
AFT Starts Accountability Web Site
The American Federation of Teachers on Monday began "What Should Count?," a Web site with articles and discussions about the...
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...
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...
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...