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Financial Dangers for Prepaid Tuition Plans
Last year's collapse on Wall Street has left many state prepaid tuition plans in unhealthy shape, The New York Times...
Med School Adds Loopholes to Draft of Ethics Rules
The University of Wisconsin's medical school, like many medical schools, has been examining conflict of interest rules in the wake...
Binghamton Fallout: Adjunct Reinstated, Inquiry Shifted
The fallout continues to grow in the basketball scandal at the State University of New York at Binghamton. On Friday...
3 Share Nobel in Medicine
Elizabeth H. Blackburn, Carol W. Greider and Jack W. Szostak were named winners of the 2009 Nobel Prize in Physiology...
Group Chemistry
U. of Maryland Baltimore County uses classroom technology and shifts student roles to boost grades, attendance, and retention in chemistry courses.
Class Advantage
Scholar links the continuing economic divides in enrollments to the "adaptation" skills of the upper classes and the availability of spaces.
Painful Lesson on Patents
Federal court's ruling denying Stanford rights to researcher's invention points to tension over policies on institutional vs. faculty ownership.
Overreporting Sexual Assaults
Officials at University of California's Davis campus disclose that a former employee cooked the books in reporting sex crimes to the federal government.