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Boycott Against McGraw-Hill
Can professors nationwide band together to battle the clout of Texas school boards? One professor, fed up with the influence...
A Step Toward Dismissal
The University of Colorado has started a review that could lead to the termination of Ward Churchill, a tenured professor...
A Mixed Financial Outlook for Colleges
An annual report from Standard & Poor's anticipates continued budgetary pressure, partially offset by stronger revenues.
Wrangling Over Military Recruiting
Yale's law school joins Harvard's in again barring armed services recruiters; Congress sends colleges a warning.
2004 Reauthorization, Take Two
House Republicans unveiled their proposals for renewing the law that governs federal financial aid programs, which mirror the bill introduced last year.
Showdown in Colorado
As regents gather to discuss Ward Churchill, politicians rush to denounce him and faculty groups offer support.
Call for Ideological Diversity
Brown's president tells students that the "dominance of certain voices" may stifle debate.
Spanked Out of Grad School
An education student wrote a paper last semester advocating corporal punishment; now Le Moyne College won't let him enroll.