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Summers Seeks a 'New Chapter'

Lawrence H. Summers, Harvard's embattled president, apologized to faculty members Tuesday not only for his comments about women and science...

Frugal Foundations

Support fell by more than 10 percent in 2003, to $14.3 billion, but education remained the top category for grants.

Turning Pages: Kathleen Rooney

We asked university presses to tell us about authors under 40 publishing significant works. Our debut is a 24 year old who studied Oprah.

The Maryland Blend

A state university system's bid to help undergraduates finish in four years is expected to lead to a boom in "hybrid" distance education.

A Rebuke for Brandeis Administrators

Faculty panel rejects phasing out the teaching of ancient Greek -- and sees "incalculable" damage from the way cuts were proposed.

More Trouble in Minnesota

Southern Methodist University holds a special, and ignominious, place in National Collegiate Athletic Association history, as the group's most-punished sports...

Job Training Bill Advances

Measure would create new program for community colleges, though other institutions are eyeing the funds.