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Students Sue Over Drug Law
Lawsuit seeks to stop Education Department from denying financial aid to those convicted on drug charges.
Harvard Med Alters Admissions Process
On lawyers' advice, medical school decides that a subcommittee that screened only minority applicants has to go.
Homecoming on Capitol Hill
2 former House aides, including top Bush administration official, to return to lead education committee staff.
Sticker Shock
College isn't as good an investment as it used to be, and low-income students feel that the most.
After a Suicide
One college's officials describe the grief, the duties and the debates after a student took his own life in a highly visible way.
AAUP Calls Off Boycott Conference
Association, criticized over invitation list and distribution of anti-Semitic materials, abandons plan to revive session.
Public Hearing, Take 2
U.S. higher ed panel’s second open meeting focuses on accessibility and colleges’ ability to train innovative thinkers.