Students

Despite well-publicized moves by a few colleges to curb their Greek systems, at most large institutions and many others, the houses are too central to campus housing, social life and alumni to be seriously threatened.

Privacy is paramount in dealing with sexual assault cases. But is there such a thing as too much privacy?

Southern New Hampshire U.'s College for America spins off the custom-made learning management system it built around competency-based education.

Fraternities at Wesleyan University now have three years to become coeducational or they'll be kicked off campus.

Under a chancellor who says he cares more about rankings than did his predecessor, Syracuse U. scales back involvement with well-regarded program for recruiting low-income and minority students -- and those students take note.

As too many male students fail to enroll or succeed in higher education, writes Rocco L. Capraro, the ideas of men's studies point to a path forward.