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Teaching Sans Trans Fats
In the dining hall and the curriculum, culinary programs are reducing or eliminating the use of oils that can lead to health problems.
Tracking Bias or Guilt by Association?
Unusual lawsuit over tenure denial of gay professor at Michigan focuses on the writings and affiliations of some who voted No.
Short Shrift to MLK Day?
Professors at Ohio State criticize administration for rearranging classes that will be missed on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, as opposed to other holidays.
Someone Didn't Get the Memo
The federal panel that advises the U.S. education secretary on accreditation began its biannual meeting in Washington Tuesday, fighting perceptions...
Recovery Hall
Ten years ago, Augsburg College started a program for students wanting to stay sober. More than 8 in 10 have as undergraduates.
More Spiritual, But Not in Church
As undergraduates progress in college careers, they care more about issues of faith and meaning, but are less likely to attend religious services, survey finds.