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Bringing Back the English Major
John Jay College of Criminal Justice plans to restore program 30 years after dropping it, hoping to enhance pre-law education.
Muddled Tax Picture for Higher Ed
Congress seems poised to expand tuition tax breaks for students, but will colleges be taxed more to pay for them?
Looking for Male Students
A college with 60 percent female enrollments looks for ways to narrow the gender gap.
Education Dept.'s New College Chief
The White House and the Education Department announced late Tuesday that President Bush has nominated Diane Auer Jones, a seasoned...
A Scholar Detained
Prominent researcher's imprisonment in Iran sparks vocal protests by Middle Eastern studies scholars -- but no boycott, yet.
Programming with Pictures
User-friendly, 3-D animation software catches on in intro computer science courses as concerns about plummeting enrollments continue.