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New Ethics Rules for Admissions Consultants
In wake of scandal and criticism, group toughens stance on conflicts of interest, limits gifts from college officials and bars advertising that could encourage anxiety.
Senate Strands Study Abroad Bill
Widely supported legislation to enhance international education is entangled in symbolic debate on Capitol Hill.
McCain Comes Out Against Affirmative Action
In reversal of earlier position, candidate backs state ballot measures to bar public colleges and universities from considering race in admissions and hiring.
Lesbian Basketball Coaches Call Foul
Two former employees sue Mesa College, alleging they were discriminated against for being gay and advocating for Title IX compliance.
On Accountability, Consider Bologna
If you want to understand what the a-word really means, a new report suggests, look to what's happening in Europe.
Do They Ever Learn?
U. of Iowa accused of inadequate response to alleged sexual assault by 2 athletes. How can universities prevent such incidents?
Crusade Against a Crusader
P.Z. Myers -- defender of evolution -- stages "great desecration," leading to demands for his firing. U. of Minnesota at Morris refuses to do so, but cuts link to his Web site.