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Syracuse U. Appoints Pagan Chaplain
In a relatively rare move in higher education, Syracuse University has appointed a pagan chaplain, ABC News reported. As of...
Power Struggle at North Texas
Gretchen Bataille's many supporters remain confused and upset by her ouster last month as president of the University of North...
Accusations at Alabama State
Three female employees at Alabama State University have filed a lawsuit charging that they were the victims of repeated incidents...
Higher Ed Groups Benefit From Obama Donations
President Obama announced Thursday the charities to which he is donating the $1.4 million he received as winner of the...
Some Binghamton Faculty Push to Leave Division I
Faculty members at the State University of New York at Binghamton are circulating a petition calling for the institution, in...
Momentum Builds to Include Loan Reform in Health Bill
Democratic leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate edged closer Thursday to merging the Student Aid and Fiscal...
Race Matters
Black science students are more likely to stay in their field if they have at least one black instructor, according to new study, which finds no similar impact based on gender.
Cornell Law: Lady Gaga or Gone Gaga?
Why is a somewhat pathetic fictional character among the distinguished lawyers honored on its Web site?