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A New AP
The College Board, facing criticism of a popular program, wants its courses to look more like the best intro courses at colleges.
Campus Fires Draw Congressional Scrutiny
6 deaths in April prompt gathering of lawmakers and flurry of legislation aimed at encouraging (and challenging) colleges.
Getting Drunk = Getting Hurt, Study Finds
Drinking to excess puts students at more risk of injury, Wake Forest researchers find.
House Endorses Expanded U.S. Research on Stem Cells
The vote defies Bush, but margin is insufficient to withstand a promised veto.
Paying for Health Care in the Emeritus Years
A consortium of colleges is experimenting with a new way to provide benefits to retired academics.
Longer Stays for Foreign Professors
New federal regulations allow some scholars from abroad to have visas for as long as five years.
Few Rules for New Constitution Day Requirement
The Education Department isn't requiring much from colleges to carry out a new law.
Disquiet Over a Meditation Room
Student complaints about Muslim artifacts in a common area at U. of Michigan-Flint lead to changes