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They Ask. You Needn't Tell.
It's common for college applications to have optional questions in which would-be students may indicate their race or ethnicity. In...
Another Round at Rutgers
At an institution where many feel athletics spending is outrageously high, history keeps repeating itself.
Same-Sex Couples and Financial Aid
A far-reaching federal law defining marriage skews financial aid awards for students whose parents are gay couples, a report finds.
$7.6 Million Donation in a Cat's Name
A $7.6 million bequest to the University of California at Davis School of Veterinary Medicine has been made not in...
Golf Team Suspended Over Naked Photograph
Bethany College in Kansas has suspended all 15 members of its men's golf team for three tournaments after learning that...
Princeton Bans Frosh From Fraternity and Sorority Rush
Princeton University announced Tuesday that it is banning freshmen from participating in rush for fraternities and sororities. Princeton's Greek system...
Academic Minute: A Prescription for Addiction
In today’s Academic Minute, Stanley Glick of Albany Medical College describes his work on a substance that could reduce cravings...
Australian Doubts on Australian Studies
Facing a decline in student interest, Melbourne University may end or revamp its Australian studies program, The Australian reported. A...