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Rallying Behind Open Access
Despite opposition from scholarly groups and publishers, provosts of 25 top universities back plan for public databases of research findings.
Scholar of Peace in the Line of Fire
Earlham professor was home visiting his family in Beirut. Because he's not a U.S. citizen, he's not sure he can return to his job.
Many Advisers, One Message
With academic advising programs scattered and often inconsistent, colleges develop common mission statements and training.
A Divorce in Singapore
Johns Hopkins program, seen as pathbreaker for global graduate education, to close -- amid acrimony from former partners.
College Groups Shun 'Sunset' Proposals
The game begins every February. The president unveils a budget plan that recommends killing a certain number of federal programs...