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Legal Win for Indiana Faculty Who Aren't Renewed
If a university declined to renew a non-tenure-track professor's fixed-term teaching contract, is the professor then voluntarily unemployed? According to...
Merit Aid Still King
Despite increased pressure to move more money away from merit-based aid programs and into need-based grants, there is little sign...
An Elite Law Degree -- in 2 Years
New Northwestern option comes amid interest in substantial shifts in the models of legal education. Dayton, pioneer in a compressed program, sees encouraging results.
Is This NIH's Year?
There's never enough money, it seems. Virtually every spring and summer, as Congress begins to allocate federal funds for the...
Gauging the New GI Bill
As Congress and White House agree on big boost in educational benefits, officials wonder if veterans will alter their college choices.
Documents and Collections at Risk?
Even as Congress moves to increase total budget for the humanities endowment, preservation programs face cuts, alarming scholars.