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Crime and Punishment

3 freshmen went out for a drive. One ended up dead, another in jail. When he gets out, should his college welcome him back?

Calif. Reins In a For-Profit College

Agency finds Career Education campus violated law and restricts its ability to operate in the state.

Setback for Female Athletes in the NCAA

A third of Division I colleges vote to override plan to boost scholarship increases in four women's sports.

A Bush Choice With College Ties

The president's pick for the Supreme Court spent years working as a lawyer for colleges and for the NCAA.

2 Companies Will Pay Emory $525 Million for Drug Royalties

University's research is used in treatment for HIV.

Male Impact

Enrollment surges at women's colleges that recently decided to admit men.

Paving the Way

Agreement between Cornell and protesters -- some of them in trees -- clears the road for a controversial parking lot.