Employee Morale

On their first day of school this week at embattled City College of San Francisco, three Chinese-speaking students practiced an unfamiliar English phrase as they crossed the quad: "Save - City - College."

More than three dozen University of Rhode Island professors and administrators retired this summer with tens of thousands of dollars in severance pay.

Facing what he called "the most significant budget cuts" in the University of New Orleans' 54-year history, UNO President Peter Fos announced plans Tuesday to trim spending by $12 million to make up for a budget shortfall.

The University of New Orleans will reduce its expenditures by $12 million to make up for a budget shortfall, President Peter Fos announced Tuesday.

When Alan Merten became president of George Mason University 16 years ago, his counterparts in the corporate world would sometimes quip, "I could do what you do."

The new women's basketball coach at the University of Alaska Anchorage has resigned while under investigation for allegations of professional misconduct, university officials said Friday.

A proposal to free some of Oregon's public universities from the grips of the statewide higher education board has garnered mixed reviews from the seven university presidents.

After a lengthy stalemate, the trustees of the University of New Hampshire have inked a new five-year contract with professors.

With fall classes approaching, Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities and roughly 6,000 unionized faculty remain locked in what an official says is now the longest unresolved teaching contract dispute in the State System of Higher Education's history.

The University of Central Arkansas recently finished an administrative investigation into allegations of sexual harassment of interns at The Oxford American offices on campus, according to records released by the university under the Freedom of Information Act.