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Unusual Model for an Online College
Seeing potential niche, Tiffin U., a private institution in Ohio, starts two-year distance education college, hoping to build transfer market.
The Spending Side of the Equation
New analysis -- attempting to shift college cost debate -- finds shrinking share of funds going to instruction and growing public-private gap.
Endowment Debate Seeps into the States
Massachusetts legislator proposes tax on college funds over $1 billion; plan tabled in favor of study, but lawmakers argue that universities should share wealth in tough times.
Fuzzier, More Intimate Online Controversy
Campus-specific Web sites where students can anonymously post "confessions" have led to at least one shutdown and a host of complaints about vitriol.
Forestry: No Longer Evergreen?
Washington State's major is on chopping block. That's particularly dramatic in Pacific Northwest, but programs nationwide face enrollment issues.
A Professor Sues His Students
Does this litigation protect faculty members from unfair accusations -- or potentially threaten academic freedom?
Ethnic Profiling Alleged at Georgetown
Grad student, also a journalist for the BBC Persian Service, says university cleared campus police who singled him out at graduation ceremony.