Ron Schachter

Faced with threats from crime to natural disasters, and having learned lessons from the Virginia Tech shootings two years ago, campus security and emergency officials are building stronger relationships with their local and state counterparts.

As two- and four-year colleges face an onslaught of unprepared students, they are turning to new strategies.

The role of religious leaders on campus as the spiritual needs of students evolve.

For many schools, an increased commitment to community service fits the student body, curriculum, and neighborhood.

ROTC has gone from a four-letter word during the Vietnam War era to a mainstay on post-9/11 campuses.

As gambling rates rise on campus, schools are taking a harder look at the consequences and searching for solutions.

For the past 15 years, Hispanic-Serving Institutions around the country have been facing the challenges, and fulfilling the educational promise, of the growing numbers of Latino students.

The good news: Foreign enrollments at American universities are on the rise. The bad news: Competition for international students is fiercer than ever.

University of Miami's Donna Shalala is a high-profile president with purpose.

Research universities are finding new ways to leverage their intellectual capital.