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The Real Bias in the Classroom

It's professors -- not students -- who need to fear being judged unfairly because of their views, new study suggests.

In the Hot Seat

Chairman of Maryland public university board is third since 1999 to face questions of ethics.

Wyoming Toughens Up on Unaccredited

New law bars colleges from operating in the state without approval by agency recognized by U.S. government.

No Retreat on Title IX

Education Dept. tells Senate panel that despite concerns, surveys of students lead to addition of teams.

Uniting Against Horowitz

Coalition opposed to Academic Bill of Rights discusses its plans.

Rare Budget Win for Colleges

Senate backs $7 billion increase in funds available for education and health spending -- mainly to undo previous cuts.

President Quits at Case Western

Move follows mounting criticism from professors over deficits and management style.