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Transition in Egypt
Incoming and (in podcast) departing presidents of American University in Cairo discuss role of key institution in a volatile region.
U.S. Hits Hard on Bullying
In wake of incidents at Rutgers and elsewhere, Education Department stakes out expansive view of anti-discrimination laws.
High Stakes in Ohio
In a state that has seen aggressive higher education changes under the incumbent governor, colleges have a lot riding on the upcoming election for Ohio's next leader.
Cooking the Books
The former director of auxiliary services at La Salle University, Stephen Greb, turned himself in to authorities Tuesday to face...
Rutgers Legal Clinics Covered by Open Records Laws, Court Rules
A New Jersey appeals court has ruled that legal clinics run by Rutgers University are covered by the state's open...
Northwestern Urges Students Not to Wear Offensive Costumes
Just about every year, Halloween features parties at which some students dress in ways that cause offense, typically over issues...
So You Want to Get a Ph.D. in the Humanities?
The viral video of the week, at least in the humanities, is below, mocking those who want to pursue a...
Navigating the Health Care Maze
In response to new law, colleges have a host of decisions -- some potentially expensive -- to make about the future of coverage for employees.