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Colleges Report Few Student Deaths
Students die less often from suicide, alcohol and other causes than previously thought, says new study that gathered data directly from colleges. But its methodology may prove controversial.
Bad Information and Faculty Buyouts
California appeals court finds law faculty members at Whittier were given inaccurate and incomplete information on which to decide whether to accept buyouts.
E-Book, In-House
American Public University System taps professors to write e-textbooks. The move could be a cost-saving innovation, but will raise hackles among publishers and some faculty members.
Global Marketplace
Report encourages colleges to be more strategic about international mission -- and suggests principles to guide activities in countries that do not share democratic values.
Paying It Forward
A few small private colleges are following the lead of law schools, using a loan repayment program to help students perform service work immediately after graduation.
Admissions Scandal at U. of Queensland
The vice chancellor (the equivalent of president) of the University of Queensland and his top deputy have announced plans to...
Gender Gaps in Higher Ed Around the World
New data from the World Economic Forum show that gender gaps in higher education leave some countries (including the United...
Frostburg Student Dead After Another Student Stabs Her
A female student at Frostburg State University died early Sunday after she was stabbed in the head by another female...