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Finkelstein and DePaul Settle

Controversial professor resigns and both sides issue conciliatory statements, but many believe academic freedom issues will outlast tenure dispute.

When Student Writing Could be a Red Flag

Virginia Tech's creative writing faculty craft guidelines to help instructors and teaching assistants discern writing that may signal danger from prose that is just disturbing.

Tracking a Move Away From Division I

Enrollment and financial giving is up since Birmingham-Southern College moved out of the NCAA's top competitive division.

Middle East Tensions Flare Again in U.S. (Update)

Scholarly group issues two critiques of developments it sees threatening academic freedom; tensions on the rise over DePaul and Barnard tenure cases.

A College, and a Wardrobe, Get a Makeover

Paul Quinn College establishes a mandatory dress code as part of a broad overhaul intended to reinvent the once-struggling institution.

Ask and Ye Shall Receive

Senate student loan report is short on new charges, but fleshes out evidence that colleges often solicited benefits they got from lenders.