Lessons for All Following Inquiry into UK University's Libyan Ties
Article The United Kingdom's former Lord Chief Justice released last month a report on the findings from an inquiry into links between the London School of Economics and Political Science and the regime of recently deposed Libyan dictator Muammar el Qaddafi. And though the focus of the investigation, including its recommendations for reform, concern but one British institution, the executive director of CASE Europe says there are lessons for those in higher education around the globe.

Students Negatively Affected by School Commercialism, Study Finds
Article Corporate sponsorships for K-12 schools may cover budget gaps but could have a negative effect on the students, according to a new study.

Donors Demand More Accountability from Nonprofits, Survey Says
Article A global survey on the state of the nonprofit industry reveals that donors worldwide are demanding more accountability of nonprofits.

Importance of Ethics Rises Following Economic Downturn
Article An alumnus wants to make a donation of $30,000. Your “due diligence” reveals that he has made his money from the sale of erotica. Do you accept the gift? What if it were $3 million?