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Murderers, Video and Academic Freedom
Are killers rampant in college classrooms? Are student views being squelched? Depends if you ask Pat Robertson or legislative analysts.
Wanted: Book for a Term
As textbook prices soar and students complain, college stores consider programs that allow them to rent, not buy.
Harvard Med Alters Admissions Process
On lawyers' advice, medical school decides that a subcommittee that screened only minority applicants has to go.
Students Sue Over Drug Law
Lawsuit seeks to stop Education Department from denying financial aid to those convicted on drug charges.
Squeezed in the States
More demand, more inflation could lead to greater burdens on low-income students, new state higher education report says.
Gender and Booze
Research suggests value of designing alcohol programs based on differences in how male and female students drink -- and think.