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Slew of Stats on Science
2 studies from the NSF offer a detailed portrait of graduate enrollments in the sciences and how colleges fared in federal spending on science and engineering.
Giving Due Process Its Due
An unusual accrediting dispute could lead to significant changes in how colleges are evaluated.
Going Hungry at Georgetown
Students' weeklong protest over fair wages for janitors heads threatens to escalate Tuesday.
Hate Group Casts a Wider Net
A racist Web site that has targeted Jewish law professors at UCLA is now focusing on faculty members at many institutions.
Changing the Rules
The Bush administration -- without fanfare -- makes it easier for college sports programs to comply with Title IX.
An Adult Revenue Stream
Students at a community college in Los Angeles want to know why a division of Playboy was allowed to shoot a video on their institution's baseball field. The answer? $5,000.
To Honor a Boycott or Not?
Some scholars are organizing alternative locations for sessions at a major philosophy meeting, to honor a labor union request.