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Most Colleges Have Emergency Plans, Survey Finds
Most colleges have emergency plans in place, a new survey has found. The survey, by the National Association of College...
'All the Bells and Whistles'
As community colleges enroll more full-time and traditional-age students, many are building stand-alone student centers in the mold of those...
More Cadets, More Scholarships
ROTC sees increase in enrollment for two of its programs and increase in applications for the third. But the economy may be only part of the reason why.
A Gripe Session at Blackboard
At annual users conference, a "listening session" features more complaints than executives had time for. Customer service faulted by many.
No Gender Gap for Victims of Violence
College students of both genders are equally likely to suffer physical or emotional violence, although the nature of violence differs, a new study says.
Australians Open U.S. Med School
In transnational program, American students will begin medical school in Brisbane, and end it at the U. of Queensland's new clinical school in New Orleans.
Assumption Drops SAT Requirement
Assumption College, in Massachusetts, has announced that it is dropping the requirement that applicants submit SAT or ACT scores. College...
Animal Rights Activists Vandalize Home of Researcher
Underground animal rights activists issued a statement Wednesday claiming credit for having vandalized the home of researcher at the University...