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Hedging Its Bets on the Lottery?
Commercial linking the University of Iowa to state gambling raises concerns for faculty members and the NCAA.
Defining Privacy -- and Its Limits
Appeals court ruling outlines student rights with computers in dorm rooms -- and sets narrow exemptions for administrators.
Honey, I Lost the Endowment
Professor claims amnesia as SEC accuses him of fraud of $134 million -- including most of his university's investment funds.
A Department Skewered
Missouri State asks outside experts to analyze controversial social work program -- and the results aren't pretty.
When a Student Dies
College leaders need to consider a range of issues when responding to the tragedies that take place every year.
Scrutiny and Self-Scrutiny on Loans
Fallout grows in scandal over college ties to lenders, with new accusations and expanded debates over ethics and priorities.
Georgetown Law's New Precedent
Jenny Woodson is no stranger to controversial causes. It's just that the first-year law student didn't expect that, at the...