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Ancient Greek Survives at Brandeis
For months now, Brandeis professors have been riled by the possibility that key liberal arts programs -- including instruction in...
A Nation's Colleges at Risk
American higher education, long the envy of the world, faces such serious problems -- especially with graduation rates -- that...
Sociology Lecture for Summers
The American Sociological Association reviews research on women and science -- and faults Harvard's president.
Reversing Course at Rutgers
Journalism department drops much-criticized policy barring students in an investigative reporting class from exploring on-campus subjects.
$2 Million in Anti-Gay Bias Case
A jury sides with an administrator who says NYU eliminated his job after a book described him as Leonard Bernstein's lover.
A New Path for 18 Year Olds
More traditional-aged undergraduates are starting at community colleges.
Foreign Applications Fall Again
Survey finds a 5 percent drop in those seeking a graduate education, following a 28 percent decline last year.
Costly Mistake
A week after being admonished in court for a procedural error that may have warranted a mistrial, the National Collegiate...