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Settlement in Sexual Assault Case
Ending six-year ordeal, U. of Colorado agrees to pay $2.85 million to two former female students who alleged that they were gang raped at a party for football recruits.
Psychology Protest Grows
6 departments have now distanced themselves from their professional association's stance on interrogations, which they consider ethically inadequate.
Post-Katrina, No Such Thing as a Free Semester?
Federal judge slaps down suit from former student who says Loyola U. New Orleans should refund tuition from fall 2005 -- when another law school enrolled him for free.
'Beyond Tests and Quizzes'
With federal and state officials, accreditors and others all talking about the importance of assessment, what's going on in classrooms...
The Cheaper Student Loan Program?
Lenders say federal budget numbers now show that the guaranteed loan program costs the government less than direct lending. Should that change the equation?
Turmoil at a Mexican University
Months after forcing out a host of professors and administrators, the rector of an institution with close ties to U.S. colleges himself departs.
Political Explosion on Undocumented Students
Furor in North Carolina -- over rights of immigrants to enroll, even without any state subsidy -- illustrates the tinderbox this issue has become.