Filter & Sort
Quality Over Quantity
Dickinson College urges students to participate in fewer activities – but to do them better.
No More Prowling for Cash
Growing guide series abandons practice of giving colleges choice of paying to include their views or publishing blank pages about them.
Uncertain Outlook for Science Funds
Congressional support strong for Bush's competitiveness effort, but calendar and electoral politics make passage iffy.
Professor Quits Amid Charge of Improper Relationship
The former Washington University faculty member made his mark in the sciences, as a dinosaur expert.
Profiling the Certificate Student
They are young, career-oriented and not necessarily in it for personal enrichment, a survey finds.
The State of Campus Computing
Annual survey finds wireless is increasingly ubiquitous and security continues to keep IT officials up at night.
Too Asian?
Are some student bodies too homogenous? Are students from some groups too alike in their college choices? Is it racist to consider these questions?