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U.S. Says Millikin U. Discriminated Against Blind Student
Federal housing officials have sued Millikin University, charging that the institution discriminated against a blind student with epilepsy by refusing...
Court Orders NCAA to Release Documents in Fla. State Case
A state appeals court in Florida on Thursday ordered the National Collegiate Athletic Association to make public documents it produced...
Newly Tenured at Indiana U. of Pennsylvania, UNLV
The following individuals have recently been awarded tenure by their colleges and universities: Indiana University of Pennsylvania--Francis Allard, anthropology--John Anderson...
A Journal's Second Thoughts
Caterpillars and butterflies continue to vex the Proceedings of the National Academies of Sciences, a prestigious journal that has found...
Avoiding the Next Brandeis
Broad coalition of arts organizations starts in-depth study of how to improve the relationships between colleges and their museums.
Future Docs Are Confused, Too
Study finds that half of all medical students feel undereducated about economics and health care systems.
Oh Governor, Where Art Thou?
Gov. Pat Quinn was quick to intervene when an admissions scandal broke at the prestigious University of Illinois, but he's yet to respond to problems at long-troubled Chicago State.
New Oxford Chief Wants American-Style Student Aid
Andrew Hamilton, the new vice chancellor of the University of Oxford, wants to bring major scholarships to the university to...