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• Big Picture: Glimpses of Life in Academe From Around the World

• Obama Offers New Policy on Contraceptive Insurance at Religious Colleges

  By Beckie Supiano

  The new approach was designed to accommodate the strong objections of some religious leaders and groups, predominantly those affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church.

• Draft Rules Would Ease Student-Loan Burdens for Some
• Universities Must Adjust to Loss of Public Support, Authors Tell Business Deans
• After Navigating the MLA Gantlet, a Graduate Student Decides on a Job
• U. of Texas Regents Adopt Plan to Strengthen Post-Tenure Reviews
• Charles Murray, Author of 'The Bell Curve,' Steps Back Into the Ring
• Project Seeks to Help Students Overcome Barriers to Voting
• Widener U. and Professor Who Clashed With Dean Settle Defamation Suit
• AP Test Takers and Scores Increase, but Minority Participation Still Lags
• Court Allows Expelled Student's Suit Against College's Former President to Proceed
• GRE Test Taking Increased in 2011, With Large Gains Abroad
• Stanford Raises $6.2-Billion, a Record for Higher Education
• White House and Universities Pledge Greater Effort to Retain Science Students
• Debate Arises at Qatar U. Over Decision to Teach Mainly in Arabic
• Bankruptcy Lawyers Warn of Student-Loan 'Debt Bomb'
• Scholar Known for His Studies of Women in the Work Force Is Convicted of Sexual Abuse
• $60-Million in Federal Earmarks Go to Colleges That Employed Relatives of Lawmakers
• AAUP Loses Major Affiliate at SUNY
• Volume 58, Issue 23: February 10, 2012