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SMU Sees Some Progress in Fighting Substance Abuse
Southern Methodist University, which enacted numerous new policies in the wake of a series of student deaths related to substance...
Binghamton AD Resigns
Joel Thirer resigned Wednesday as athletic director at the State University of New York at Binghamton, following a series of...
Farewell to the Book Review Course
James Shapiro, a Columbia University English professor, has long been known for his course on the art of the book...
Building Occupied by Protesters at Santa Cruz
Students have been occupying the Graduate Student Commons at the University of California at Santa Cruz for a week now...
Court Rules Against Stanford in Patent Dispute
A federal appeals court on Wednesday directed a lower court to dismiss a patent infringement challenge that Stanford University filed...
What Works for the Needy
Analysis of which financial aid programs most help low-income students says that simplicity often trumps targeting and finds promise in aid tied to academic performance and support services.
The Civic Engagement Gap
Students and faculty members both think colleges have a key role to play, but don't necessarily think that role is being fulfilled.
Spreading the 'Morehouse Man' Message
WASHINGTON -- As president of Morehouse College, Robert Franklin knows a thing or two about educating black men. That's why...