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As the University of Florida struggles with budget cuts, a professor is challenging a decision to increase her teaching load to three courses a year.
The Post-Bush Budget
Rather than fight with the ex-president, Congressional Democrats put off 2009 budget to this year. House spending plan shows why, promising new funds for education and other social programs.
North Dakota Academic to Lead Health Agency
President Obama on Friday chose a University of North Dakota official to head the Health Resources and Services Administration, the...
Ontario Union Will Boycott Israeli Universities
The Ontario branch of the Canadian Union of Public Employees -- which represents teaching assistants in the province -- has...
New Voice for Adjuncts
Adjunct leaders from a variety of institutions and different parts of the country on Sunday formally agreed to create the...
Threat to Online Learning -- From New York's Tax Department?
In a move that could prove a harbinger of things to come, a New York agency now contends that a...
Study Abroad Shifts in Troubled Economic Times
Despite challenges, many colleges still expect increases in participation. Others, worried about transferring aid out of the institution, set limits.
A Jobs Bill for the College-Educated
Drafters of economic stimulus bill aimed to create jobs especially for men and the low skilled. But analysis finds that majority of new and saved jobs will require college-level training.