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Engaging the Public

While many scientists leave "intelligent design" debate to the press, some shift time from labs to school boards and kids.

Understanding Independent Students

A majority of undergraduates aren't considered to be financially tied to their parents.

$7 Billion to Fix a Non-Problem

U.S. hardly ever seeks wiretaps on college networks, but orders colleges to make it easier to install wiretaps.

Inviting a Flurry of False Claims Cases

U.S. appeals court's ruling in recruiting incentives case would make individual suits against colleges easier.

Tulane Eliminates 243 Full-Time Jobs

University announces layoffs -- many of them fund raising positions -- as it evaluates plans to recover from Katrina.

A Call to Action Against Intelligent Design

Cornell president says it has no place in science courses -- and also acknowledges the theory's popularity.