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Minnesota Strike Ends, and Offer Goes to Workers
Employees at University of Minnesota will vote on the proposed contract and return to work, despite what union calls "unfair" offer.
Lessons in Cynicism and Sales
Applicants to top colleges view the process as unfair, mysterious and discouraging, new study finds.
Altering Accreditation -- But How?
Panelists in one-sided discussion of higher education's evaluation system generally trash it, but disagree on possible changes to it.
Adjuncts and God: Why Are 2 Instructors Out of Jobs?
Instructor at Southwestern Community College says he lost job for not taking Bible literally. Colorado AAUP says instructor lost job for taking faith too seriously.
Cornell Degree, Offered in Africa
University will build complete academic program in watershed management in Ethiopia.
Colleges Plot Strategy on Conflicts of Interest
Several dozen association and campus officials meet in Washington in acknowledgment that loan scandal has implications across the campus landscape.
Why Women Leave Academic Medicine
Plenty of female basic scientists earn Ph.D.'s and start careers on medical school faculties, but barriers and unrealistic expectations make them flee in droves before they reach the pinnacle.