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Appeals Court Backs Blind Law Grad on Testing Software
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on Tuesday upheld injunctions issued by a lower court that would...
Sociologists Move Meeting to Vegas
The American Sociological Association, which recently announced that it couldn't meet in Chicago as planned this summer due to labor...
Cornered in California
Debate over pension perks for high-paid UC execs is political pickle for Mark Yudof, who risks alienating key players or stoking populist rage. For now, he's opposing execs.
Tax-Exempt Pedicures
Group advocating big-time football playoff system files new IRS complaint against bowl games.
Law Students in Search of Jobs
Annual engagement survey points to frustrations over placement rates.
More Than a Coincidence?
At DePaul, faculty members want to know why so many minority tenure candidates have been rejected while white hopefuls have succeeded.
Defending the Liberal Arts College
In podcast interview, Grinnell's new president discusses transition, the role of such institutions and ways they may need to change.
Charge of Illegal Lobbying Rejected
Dismissing Republican assertions, inspector general concludes that top Education Department officials did not violate law in urging college officials to support student loan overhaul.