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House Education Panel Turns Critical Gaze to National Service Programs
WASHINGTON -- Another federal program important to colleges is due for potentially painful scrutiny from Congressional Republicans. Representative Virginia Foxx...
Research University Groups Balk at Bill Aimed at Tracking Federal Spending
WASHINGTON -- Congress's watchdog-in-chief wants to drastically expand the amount of information made public about how the federal government spends...
Academic Minute: Geothermal Power
In today’s Academic Minute, J. Michael Rhodes of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst discusses the benefits of geothermal power...
ACT's Validity Questioned
A new study has found that two of the four main parts of the ACT -- science and reading --...
A Debate Reopened
New decision sets stage for fresh look at whether graduate and research assistants have right to unionize.
Objecting to More Lawyers
Three law schools announced that they will shrink the size of their incoming class in the face of poor job prospects and other pressures.
Moral, but Lawful?
In just a week, Catholic U.'s plan to phase out coed dorms has inspired conversation, controversy, and now, a potential lawsuit.