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Crime and Punishment, College Sports Style
At meeting of athletics reform group, NCAA officials say they strive to balance penalties and encouragement in new academic regime and traditional enforcement process.
Push for Americans to Learn Arabic Abroad
AMIDEAST and top professors in the field plan programs throughout the Middle East, with an eye toward significantly increasing study abroad opportunities.
Criticism and an Offer of Help
A journalism advocacy group condemns Western Oregon University's handling of a student newspaper controversy, and suggests that it provide First Amendment training.
Blackboard Accuses Desire2Learn of Contempt
Asserting the competitor made only "cosmetic" changes to learning software found to infringe on dozens of patents, company says the new version violates court order.
Michigan Severs Ties to Controversial Publisher
Following outrage over anti-Israel book it was distributing for British outfit, university press revises its rules and ends ties to leftist Pluto, which says free expression has been hurt.
The New SAT: Longer, but No Better?
College Board releases study saying it is, but numbers show little difference from earlier version -- while validity gaps based on gender and race remain.