Past Coverage

• Hoping to Avoid Election-Day Glitches, One County Calls in the Computer Scientists - November 17, 2006
• Georgia's Unusual 'Electoral College' - January 19, 2007
• Wary of E-Voting, Some Professors Sound the Alarm - April 23, 2004
• Electronic Voting Machines Under Attack - September 13, 2006
• E-Voting Vendor Threatens Princeton Computer Scientists With Legal Action - March 18, 2008

Commentary

• What's an M.B.A. Worth in Terms of Happiness?

  If administrators think that's a silly question, Robert A Prentice writes, they probably haven't thought about it much.

• 

  How Two National Reports Ruined Business Schools

  For half a century, business schools have emulated liberal-arts institutions. The result, writes Carter A. Daniel, has been something close to a catastrophe.

• 

  Where Business Meets Philosophy: the Matter of Ethics

  Does that sound paradoxical? For programs looking to the future—society's and their own—it shouldn't, writes Julian Friedland.

Campus Viewpoint

Information provided by participating institution

At the top of Mount Oread stands the University of Kansas, a major public research and teaching institution with lofty goals and a global outlook. The historic buildings and tree-covered campus, along with top-ranked academic programs and...