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Southern U. President Sues His Board
Ralph Slaughter has sued the Southern University Board of Supervisors, challenging its decision not to renew his contract as president...
New Source of Big Money in College Sports
The headlines this week about Ohio State University's $110 million, 10-year contract for media rights to most of its sports...
'Educating Global Citizens'
In Educating Global Citizens in Colleges and Universities (Routledge), Peter N. Stearns argues that colleges and universities have an obligation...
Too Cozy
Professional medical associations need to sever financial ties with pharmaceutical companies and medical device manufacturers to eliminate conflicts of interest, a new paper argues.
Following the Money in New Mexico
Questions about administrative growth, use of resources, "corporatization," and shared governance are at root of faculty-administration conflicts.
2-Year College Leader Is U.S. Education Nominee
Martha Kanter, chancellor of California's Foothill-De Anza district, is President Obama's nominee to be federal under secretary of education.
Students and Faculty Object to Finalists at Chicago State
Student and faculty leaders at Chicago State University are objecting to the two finalists named for the presidency there, the...