Faculty By Robin Wilson When making their case for tenure, minority professors say they feel penalized for one of the reasons they were hired: being different. If colleges are to succeed at diversifying the faculty, this might be the sticking point. |
Leadership By Katherine Mangan Alumni and donors are accusing university leaders of being too secretive, as controversy lingers over the firing of the football coach. |
Global By Karin Fischer American colleges enroll more foreign students than ever before, says the latest Open Doors report. But the plunge in Iranian students after 1979 offers a lesson on the need for geographic diversity. |