The College Fix

News

• SFPA Member wins Gary A. Tobin Award

  Robby Soave - Assistant Editor •May 11, 2011

  The contest recognizes excellent reporting on the subject of anti-Semitism on college campuses.

• The Cap Act: One step toward fiscal responsibility

  Dartmouth Review Staff •May 11, 2011

  The debtor, especially the debtor who continues to spend more than he makes, is never free.

• The quiet fight over gender quotas

  Kate Havard - St. John's College •May 9, 2011

  This year, 60 percent of college applicants will be female. The U.S. Civil Rights Commission recently announced they will discontinue a study in gender quotas at competitive schools.

• SFPA Morning Links: Study shows minimum wage increase hurts minorities

  Robby Soave - Assistant Editor •May 9, 2011

  A Northern Illinois University administrator took advantage of a university-sponsored event to get students to paint her house.

• California fights over education budget

  Javier Panzar - Daily Californian •May 9, 2011

  If the $500 million cut already made to the university earlier this spring were to double to $1 billion under an all-cuts budget, Cal-system tuition may double to $20,000.

• DADT repeal does not change Princeton’s ROTC policy

  Nathan Harden •May 9, 2011

  Princeton University has not made any changes to its recognition of the campus ROTC program despite decisions by several of its peer institutions to reinstate official college-sponsored corps.