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‘Pursuing Quality, Access and Affordability’
Author discusses his new book on how a few colleges are tackling some of higher education's toughest challenges.
Just 49% of Colleges Testing Asymptomatic Students
Slightly less than half (49 percent) of public and private, nonprofit four-year colleges provided some type of COVID-19 testing for...
Former Track Coach Arrested for Scheme to Collect Nude Athlete Photos
Federal authorities arrested Steve Waithe, a former college track and field coach, on Wednesday and charged him with wire fraud...
Eastern Conn. Hires Firm to Examine Title IX Compliance
Eastern Connecticut State University is hiring a third-party consulting firm to review how university officials handle complaints of sexual misconduct...
A Bigger Tent for a New Reality
Younger sorority members are insisting that their organizations be more welcoming to nonbinary people and shift their women-only status and traditions as society becomes more gender-fluid.
Faculty Ideological Diversity Bill Passes in Florida
The Florida Legislature passed a bill calling for a survey of the political beliefs of public college and university professors...
University of Kentucky Accidentally Admits 500,000 Students
The University of Kentucky accidentally sent emails admitting 500,000 high school seniors to a "selective" College of Health Sciences program...
Donor Rips U of S.C. for Not Acknowledging Mother's Death
A major donor to the University of South Carolina sent a blistering letter to the university saying she regrets supporting...