All work and no play? No more

We could all use a friendly game of Ping-Pong to de-stress once in a while, especially when we’re juggling three or four classes, a part-time job, extracurriculars and media stimulation.

Temporary reprieve on private cap despite number control concerns

Government plans to leave private providers outside student number caps until 2014-15 have been welcomed as "very fair" by a leading for- profit college, although a charitable provider says the Treasury is “right to be concerned” by the continued lack of controls.

UChicago CFO talks endowment, fundraising with students

Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Nim Chinniah presented a breakdown of UChicago’s various sources of revenue and types of expenditures at the second Leadership Conversation.

Amid Outrage Over Rutgers Coach, Questions Linger About President

Mike Rice Jr.'s days as Rutgers University's head men's basketball coach came to a swift end on Wednesday, less than 24 hours after video of him hurling basketballs and gay slurs at players aired on national television. But the fallout from the scandal may have just begun.