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Not So Politically Incorrect

As College Democrats fight for recognition at Liberty U., other liberal student groups maintain peaceful relationships at traditionally conservative institutions -- and so do conservative counterparts at more liberal institutions.

(Somewhat) Family Friendlier

Significantly more colleges have policies to help employees maneuver work/life balance than they did in 2002, but many approaches are informal, study finds.

A Tradeoff Worth Making

To "put students first," Milwaukee technical college unions voluntarily forgo annual pay raise rather than take furloughs; in exchange, administration commits to no layoffs for two years.

New COO for Federal Student Aid

The Education Department on Monday announced the appointment of William J. Taggart as chief operating officer of the agency's federal...

Centennial Conference Cuts Costs

The Division III Centennial Conference announced an agreement Monday to reduce expenses on athletics programs. Under the plan, new limits...

Texas Limits '10%' Admissions

The "10 percent" plan in Texas has been one of the most successful experiments ever tried to get more minority...

Vets May Bring Extra Baggage

College-going veterans in Minnesota have higher rates of post traumatic stress disorder and greater histories of being sexually assaulted than their classmates, a new study finds. Otherwise, however, populations are similar.

Annuity Quandary

In a bull market some colleges aggressively invested annuity gifts, but are now on the hook to continue payments to donors. Return to conservative investing may emerge.