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The new Graduate School of Journalism at the City University of New York may not have the history or prestige of Columbia University, but it does not come with the high tuition and fees of the older college either. Stephen B. Shepard, the founding dean of the school believes the school will help him forge a new way of teaching journalism at a time of rapid change in the profession.

LYLE G. MCNEAL'S RESEARCH on breeding churro sheep will probably never win a Nobel prize. But, he says, it's important work because it helps sustain a group of local Navajo [...]

AFTER MONTHS of planning and research, officials at the University of Hawaii-Manoa thought the unveiling of the university's new athletics logo would draw cheers from fans and alumni. The new [...]

A snapshot of a new bill facing higher education At issue: A new federal agency to conduct research in education Gist: A bill introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives [...]

WASHINGTON WITH LITTLE MORE than a month left before Congress is set to adjourn for the year, time is running short for the Senate to consider a bill that would [...]

THE WORLD WIDE WEB is going to the birds if researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have their way. The M.I.T. team hopes that by October, it will have [...]

STEREOTYPES ASIDE, British men really are an uptight bunch--at least when it comes to wearing pants. And Stephen Gray has the data to prove it. Mr. Gray, a professor of [...]

MARA J. Fulmer didn't help Fijians get on the World Wide Web so that the island nation could advertise its white-sand beaches and Pacific sunsets. Her motivation was nothing less [...]

ROBIN M. MARTIN was no more than 5 years old the first time she saw the towering skeletal allosaurus in Princeton University's Guyot Hall. Her visit to the university's natural-history [...]

Two consultants have been fired and a third has resigned from administering the nation's fourth-largest GEAR UP grant after spending got off to a slow start, prompting an investigation by [...]

WITH A WHITE ROSE and a diamond ring, Isaac D. Schulman turned the last day of a course on the Holocaust into a celebration. In the final moments of the [...]

Concluding a daylong White House strategy session on improving the achievement of Hispanic students, President Clinton announced last week the formation of the 2010 Alliance, a partnership of corporate, foundation, [...]

YOUR CAR or your kid? That may be a tough decision in America's consumer culture. But pick you must if you're the president of Wake Forest University. The institution needs [...]

JOHN ANDERSON'S APARTMENT had become a haven for dirty dishes, empty fast-food containers, beer bottles, and other rubbish. It might have been a housekeeper's worst nightmare, but it won the [...]