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The Activist Who Downloaded Too Much
Indictment charges theft of millions of journal articles through MIT's JSTOR account.
A Numbers Game?
Edison State awarded degrees to students who didn't complete requirements, raising concerns that pressure to raise graduation rates could produce such incidents.
Campus Crusade for Christ Becomes 'Cru'
Campus Crusade for Christ, a major evangelical movement on colleges and universities, is changing its name officially to "Cru," which...
Gains Projected in Fund-Raising
Fund-raisers at educational institutions estimate that contributions during the fiscal year that ended June 30 will be up 4.7 percent...
Ivy League Will Limit Full-Contact Football Practices
The Ivy League will announce today that it is imposing new limits on full-contact football practices. The New York Times...
NCAA Cites Louisiana State for Major Violations in Football
A former assistant football coach at Louisiana State University violated National Collegiate Athletic Association recruiting rules by making excessive telephone...
Moody's Highlights Gap Between Private College Haves and Have-Nots
Moody's Investors Service published two reports Tuesday that underscore the ratings agency's perception of a growing divide between the fortunes...
Ex-Provost and West Virginia U. Settle Suit
Gerald Lang, the former provost of West Virginia University, has dropped a suit against the institution, after reaching an undisclosed...