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Avenue for Appeals

NCAA says colleges seeking to keep Indian mascots can cite tribes' support -- up to a point.

The End of the Paper Syllabus

To save money, Wisconsin-Oshkosh bans a ritual of the first day of classes, and some professors aren't happy.

Clearing the Way for Disability Claims

Appeals court says state immunity does not protect universities in Texas and Louisiana from federal lawsuits.

Seton Hall Drops Name of Donor/Felon

Dennis Kozlowski, the Tyco executive whose spending landed him in court, is no longer honored on campus buildings.

Colleges Push Meningitis Vaccine

U.S. recommendation that residential freshmen get the shot prompts shift in institutions' policies -- and contributes to a shortage.

Away From Their Desks

With classes about to start, Youngstown State has one union on strike -- and the faculty union may soon join the picket lines.

Former Mich. State President to Lead Land Grant Group

Peter McPherson wants to stress issues of student access and international education.