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Florida A&M Band to Return From Long Suspension Over Hazing
After a 19-month suspension, the marching band at Florida A&M University will perform again, the university's interim president Larry Robinson...
Controversial President to Retire at Gustavus Adolphus
Jack R. Ohle announced Thursday that he will retire as president of Gustavus Adolphus College after the next academic year...
California Governor Removes Strings From Money for Ed Tech
California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed his own idea on Thursday to make the University of California and California State University...
Senate Approves Immigration Bill; House Passage Uncertain
The U.S. Senate on Thursday passed, 68-32, an immigration reform bill with several provisions sought by higher education leaders. The...
Call for New Compact Between States and Public Higher Ed
Public higher education and states need a "new compact" to promote the needs of states and colleges, according to a...
Arizona Sues Maricopa Over Immigrant Tuition Rate
Arizona has sued the Maricopa Community College District, seeking to block it from granting in-state tuition rates to students who...
UCLA Wins OK to Make MBA Program 'Self-Supporting'
Mark G. Yudof, president of the University of California, has approved a controversial proposal by the University of California at...
Academic Minute: Evolving Gay Culture
In today’s Academic Minute, Dustin Goltz of DePaul University explains the shifting meaning of “coming out” among different generations within...