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Momentum for Going SAT-Optional

More liberal arts colleges do away with test requirements; institutions that did so last year see big gains in numbers and diversity.

Okla. Basketball Violations Tarnish Indiana

Penalties will follow Sooner coach who left to take over the storied Hoosier program in March.

Suing for Access to Cuba

Professors and students plan new challenge to federal rules that hinder study and research trips to the country.

Ever-Expanding False Claims Act

Federal court ruling further broadens scope of law that allows individuals to sue colleges they accuse of defrauding government.

The Technology Mosaic

Harvard announces plan to create engineering school as Stanford and others join push toward interdisciplinary work.

Faculty Rights, Post-Katrina

AAUP reviews how much flexibility colleges should get when disaster strikes -- and one dismissal with little apparent link to the hurricane.

Florida Isolationism

Professors say legislation to limit their travel to "terrorist states" will hurt academic freedom, but Jeb Bush likes the idea.