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Years After Katrina, Southern-New Orleans Gets Key Rebuilding Grant
Ever since Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005, Southern University has complained that its campus there has not received...
California Professors Object to Google Settlement
Many University of California professors are urging a federal judge to alter the proposed settlement of the suit against Google...
Arrests at Protest Over Berkeley Professor
Authorities arrested four people Monday at a protest at the University of California at Berkeley over the continued tenure there...
Looking to the Source
Analysis at chemistry meeting asks why some graduate departments are so much more successful than others at placing their female Ph.D.'s and postdocs in top positions.
Student Aid, California to Cheyenne
Federal study weighs pros and cons of weighting federal financial aid formula to account for differences in students' cost of living in geographic areas.
Cash for Courses
City College of San Francisco's plan to court donors to sponsor canceled classes seemed a classic sign of the times, with even skeptics seeing no hope elsewhere. But since the idea surfaced, the plan has evolved.
More Questions on Rankings
Study of "peer assessment" of U.S. News's graduate and professional rankings suggests benefits for institutions being large and relying on standardized testing.