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Semester at Sea Loses Academic Port
Pittsburgh severs ties to popular study abroad program for which it awarded credit to students nationwide.
Donor Reportedly Endowed a Chair -- and Filled It
Florida A&M faces controversy over million-dollar gift to its law school.
Withdrawal at Brooklyn
A sociology professor who called religious people "moral retards" declines department chair position.
Congress Acts on Budgets for Humanities and Science Programs
House committee backs increases for NSF and NASA; Senate panel sets level funds for NEH and NEA.
Benefits and Protection
The number of colleges offering benefits or anti-bias protection for gay employees increased significantly in 2004.
Upturn for Minority Students at Michigan
Preliminary admissions data suggest climbing black and Hispanic enrollments after changes wrought by Supreme Court ruling.
Professor Charged With Stealing Students' Identities
Students in the anatomy and physiology course at Polk Community College last fall might have thought it odd that the...
'Toolkit' for Helping Chinese Higher Education
A group of public university presidents traveled to China last week to kick off a new approach for collaboration between...