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A Push for Public Health
Impending retirements at time of cascading crises prompt expansion in college programs in the field.
Another Scholar Turned Back at JFK
In move that angered American colleagues, Greek scholar invited to Stony Brook conference was turned around at airport.
New Arguments on Affirmative Action
Are Asian college applicants systematically discriminated against? Are law schools to blame for unhappy black lawyers?
Education Dept. Won't Revisit Loan Rules
The U.S. Education Department has rejected a petition from a coalition of student groups, lenders and others that asked the...
Digital Assessments
Blackboard and other players are planning to enter business of helping colleges measure what goes on in the classroom.
A Call for More Doctors
Medical college association calls for a 30% increase in enrollments, to be achieved at existing schools and new ones.
Moving Ahead on Admissions Reforms
College presidents and others will advance agenda for rethinking many practices.