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Doling Out Katrina Relief
Louisiana announces formula for giving out relief funds for colleges provided by Congress.
Intellectual Diversity or Political Repackaging?
South Dakota House passes bill some see as model for other states -- but that colleges and professors oppose.
Cut Off and Quickly Restored
Federal agency suspends funds for a controversial logging study, citing concerns over lobbying, then reverses itself.
Quick Takes: Harvard Professors Again Challenge Summers, Tulane Earns A+ Bond Rating, Presidents Call for More Spending on Science
About a dozen professors at Harvard University challenged President Lawrence H. Summers at a meeting Tuesday, with several suggesting that...
A Tale of 2 Speakers
After Senate aide warns private college officials about scrutiny on compensation issues, Santorum butters them up.
A Holocaust Denier Resurfaces
Tenured Northwestern professor enrages many by backing claims of Iran's president.
Economy of Research
Caroline Hoxby, an economist at Harvard, answers the call for higher standards in education research.
U.S. Commission Hears From John Q. Public
At open hearing, students plead for more aid and campus officials urge panel to think big.