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Binghamton President Will Retire
Lois B. DeFleur will retire this summer as president of the State University of New York at Binghamton. During her...
Questions Raised on Study of TA, Adjunct Unions
Labor supporters in Maryland are raising questions about the fairness of a state panel that recently issued a report calling...
42% Increase in Applications to U. of Chicago
This is the time of year when most elite colleges announce yet another increase in applications, but the hike at...
3 Colleges Strike Deal With U.S. Not to Promote Kindle
In a settlement with the U.S. Justice Department, three universities agreed not to buy or promote the use of Amazon's...
Call to Expand Open Access to Federal Research
A panel of librarians, library scientists, publishers and university leaders on Tuesday issued a report calling on federal agencies that...
U.S. Colleges Track Students, Faculty in Haiti
Several American colleges are tracking down students and faculty members on programs or conducting research in Haiti, and the news...
The Men Are Back
Community colleges, many of which have become increasingly female in recent years, are seeing males either outpace or equal females in enrollment increases.
Circular Ratings
The controversial "reputational" portion of U.S. News rankings appears more related to past rankings than to actual shifts in colleges' quality, study finds.