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UNC Finds No Violation By Christian Singing Group
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has found no violation by Psalm 100, a Christian singing group at...
Seoul National U. Will Launch Japanese Studies Program
In what is considered a breakthrough, Seoul National University has announced plans to start a Japanese studies department next year...
Tripoli U. Strives to Reshape Itself in Post-Qaddafi Era
Tripoli University has started, under new leaders, to try to transform itself for the post-Qaddafi era, The New York Times...
Senators Seek More Scrutiny of Law School Data
Two U.S. senators -- Tom Coburn, an Oklahoma Republican, and Barbara Boxer, a California Democrat -- have asked the U.S...
Northwestern Denying Partner Benefit to Unmarried, Opposite-Sex Couples
When Illinois adopted a civil unions law this year, Northwestern University decided to grant full partner benefits to same-sex couples...
Misconduct or 'Smear Campaign'?
A suspended researcher starts his own investigation into allegations.
U.S., India and Higher Ed
At summit, leaders seek ways to promote huge expansion of colleges and universities needed to meet demand of Indian students.
Cross-State Cooperation
Reciprocity agreements would make the U.S. government's "state authorization" rule less burdensome for institutions and state agencies, but agreeing on standards could be hard.