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Tough Times for U.S. Colleges in Dubai
American colleges that opened campuses in Dubai in recent years are struggling to get enrollments that they need, The New...
Second Opinion
With trust in short supply, increasingly skeptical faculty and students turn to independent auditors to analyze the state of university budgets.
Fund Manager Settles Suit Over Ill. College Savings Plan
Oppenheimer Funds, Inc. announced Tuesday that it had agreed to pay $77 million to the State of Illinois to settle...
Slippery Rock Settles Title IX Suit (Again)
Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania has pledged to improve the women's softball field and provide additional funds for women's athletics...
Bucknell Professor Sentenced to Death in Ethiopia
An Ethiopian court has sentenced a Bucknell University professor to death, but the sentence was in absentia as the professor...
Faculty Speech Rights Rejected
Idaho State case becomes latest in which a judge rules that public college faculty members don't have First Amendment protection when criticizing administrators.
Britain Considers 2-Year College Degrees
The British government has urged universities to develop "fast track" college degrees that could be finished in two years instead...
Paying Community College CEOs
New survey shows salary and benefits of presidents at two-year institutions lag those of their counterparts at four-year institutions.