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Reprieve Is Possible for Antioch
Board -- after insisting that suspending the college was only option -- agrees to consider alumni plan to keep it operating; decision expected in October.
Defining Free Expression
As Tufts president vows to offer First Amendment protections like those at public institutions, some say ruling in student magazine case shows a contradiction.
Search for Consensus in California
Debate over regulating for-profit colleges seems as intractable as ever as two new proposals for overseeing the sector circulate.
Catching Up in International Grad Students
American universities report increases in applications and admission offers, but numbers still haven't reached 2003 levels.
'Confessions of a Spoilsport'
William C. Dowling is, first and foremost, a professor of English, specializing in 17th and 18th century British and American...
Bargaining for More Tenure-Track Lines
Rutgers agreement with faculty union pledges to create at least 100 new permanent faculty jobs over next 4 years.
Momentum for Gender Neutrality
Study finds more colleges -- especially in Northeast -- are amending anti-bias policies and adding options for housing and bathrooms.