News concerning developments affecting women at colleges and universities is presented. Among the issues are the following: the Graduate Women's Network at the University of Michigan; a portable campus that provides career help to rural women in Minnesota; reentry programs into the corporate world for women 35 to 45 years old; an increase in unplanned pregnancies among Stanford University students; a women's health day forum sponsored by Case Western Reserve University, Ohio; creating a campus child care center; a court ruling that breast feeding at work is a constitutional right; sexual harassment in the workplace; a survey of sexual harassment at Arizona State University; the increase of rape and violence on the campus; programs to solve the problem of campus rape; minority women administrators in New England; an academic program designed to meet the needs of Hispanic students at Hood College, Maryland; new ways of teaching about women; incorporating gender in introductory social sciences courses; the study of women in the liberal arts curriculum; conflicting rulings on Title IX; corporate policies regarding working mothers and parents; characteristics of women who choose nontraditional fields; new opportunities for reentry women in Texas and Colorado; program for minority women in management and technical fields; promoting scientific careers for women; women and medical careers, the status of part-time professionals; the effect of sexism on men and boys; a catalog on faculty research on women and/or sex roles; journal on women's studies in communication; older women and the economics of aging; and developments regarding European women workers. (SW)