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Chestnut Hill Issues New Statement on Gay Priest It Ousted
Chestnut Hill College on Thursday issued a new statement on its removal of two courses from Rev. James St. George...
Amid Scandal on Libya, Director of London School of Economics Quits
Howard Davies has resigned as director of the London School of Economics and Political Science, amid a growing scandal over...
Harvard Will Welcome ROTC Back to Campus
Harvard University on Thursday announced that it will formally welcome back to campus the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps, and...
Britain Minimizes Controversial Measure of Research Impact
Factor will count for 20 percent in influential rankings, not 25 percent as originally suggested.
New Tactic to Kill Faculty Unions
Ohio Senate passes bill against collective bargaining by public employees -- and applies Yeshiva decision to state colleges and universities.
Inoculation Against Stereotype
New research suggests that female students in STEM fields may be more likely to stay in the disciplines if they are taught by women or exposed to women who are succeeding. (And male students may benefit, too.)
It Takes a Village
Colleges work with local communities to reduce high-risk binge drinking by students both over and under 21.
When More Costs Less
Community colleges in California and Connecticut are trying to show students that they are better off financially if they enroll full time.