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Brown Strikes a Deal
The university plans to reinstate two cut women's athletics programs and agreed with legal advocates that a 1998 sports gender equity agreement should end in 2024.
A Last Push For Simplicity
As Senator Lamar Alexander nears retirement, he is making one last push to simplify applying for financial aid, and this time, he might get it.
Lawn Games, Anyone?
As colleges try to tamp down partying by students, administrators consider options for promoting lower-risk -- not no-risk -- social opportunities and providing a semblance of a normal college experience.
Spiritual Crusading
Supporting the Crusades didn’t just happen on the front lines. In today's Academic Minute, Eastern New Mexico University's Richard Allington...
Big Ten Reverses Course
The Big Ten, a big-time college football conference, reversed its decision to postpone fall sports and will resume football on Oct. 23, citing changed medical evidence and improved testing protocols.
Outbreak Stresses Town-Gown Relations in Wisconsin
Rising infection counts drove a shelter-in-place order at the University of Wisconsin at Madison shortly after classes started, prompting questions about bringing students back to campus.
Cautious Interest in College Among Working Adults
Working adults increasingly are interested in pursuing postsecondary education, but they are also less confident about the value of college.
Professor Investigated for Participating in Scholar Strike
James Thomas, associate professor of sociology at the University of Mississippi, withheld his labor for two days as part of...