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Donor Reportedly Endowed a Chair -- and Filled It
Florida A&M faces controversy over million-dollar gift to its law school.
Semester at Sea Loses Academic Port
Pittsburgh severs ties to popular study abroad program for which it awarded credit to students nationwide.
TIAA-CREF Gets Social
For first time, pension company hires official to oversee socially conscious investing.
Congress Acts on Budgets for Humanities and Science Programs
House committee backs increases for NSF and NASA; Senate panel sets level funds for NEH and NEA.
Withdrawal at Brooklyn
A sociology professor who called religious people "moral retards" declines department chair position.
Demographic Dislocation
A new study documents huge changes that the loss of affirmative action would have at elite colleges -- for all but white students.
Supreme Court Hands Wrestlers Loss on Title IX
Justices decline to hear appeal of lawsuit challenging Education Department's policy on equity in sports.