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Higher Ed and the Third Reich
As Hitler rose to power, colleges in the U.S. responded with a mixture of indifference, complicity and collaboration, a new book argues.
The (Pro)-White Professor
Tenured scholar at U. of Vermont is seen by some as a racist for championing "European American" issues, but others defend his academic freedom.
Getting to the Finish Line
Gates Foundation's new round of grants ($6.4 million) aims to escalate attention paid to colleges' success in ensuring students' success.
The Interdisciplinary Science Library
Information experts consider how shifts in research change their role.
Trustee Troubles
New monograph offers anonymous presidents’ candid accounts of dealing with “rogue” community college board members.
Kline Seen as Likely to Lead GOP on House Education Panel
Rep. John Kline of Minnesota is the front runner to be chosen today as the top Republican on the U.S...
Nevada Chancellor Urges Board to Fire UNLV Chief
The chancellor of the Nevada System of Higher Education, whose own term is due to end this month, recommended to...
Modest Improvements Seen on Med School Conflicts of Interest
More than 20 percent of medical schools showed improvement in the PharmFree Scorecard, released Tuesday for 2009, which judges medical...