Month: December 2008

U.S. colleges need to work quickly to upgrade their policies on emergency notification, response, and evacuation. The efforts are driven ... Read more

The high cost of college textbooks has spawned a new battleground in the fight to keep students from downloading copyright-protected ... Read more

A new web site peddles campus gossip, raising the ire of college administrators ... A groundbreaking cyber-bullying trial ends with a mixed verdict ... U.S. students benefit from…

For advocates of educational technology, the election of Barack Obama as the nation’s next president must seem like a breath ... Read more

Earlier in the year, school leaders faced soaring gas and oil prices, leaving them searching for ways to offset the ... Read more

Few would argue that universal access to high-speed internet service is a key to the nation’s economic competitiveness; at schools ... Read more

A pioneering experiment is now under way in Birmingham, Ala., in the first foray of the One Laptop Per Child ... Read more

The music industry scored a huge win in its efforts to clamp down on illegal file sharing on college campuses ... Read more

In a high-profile case involving cyber bullying, Missouri mother Lori Drew was found guilty in November of three minor offenses ... Read more