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Hunger-Free Campus Bills Have New Urgency
As the coronavirus pandemic and economic recession hammer food-insecure students, lawmakers in several states renew efforts to pass hunger-free campus legislation.
‘Shooting Yourself in the Foot’
Citing budget issues, John Carroll University fundamentally alters tenure -- to the point that professors say it and academic freedom no longer exist.
Narrowing Enrollment Pipeline Pressures Roman Catholic Colleges
Roman Catholic colleges and universities face credit risks because fewer students are attending K-12 schools affiliated with the church, narrowing...
Schools of Agriculture Need Substantial Building Upgrades
Facilities at many schools of agriculture are in desperate need of repair, according to a study from the Association of...
Dixie State Gets Legislative Approval for Name Change
A bill that would allow Dixie State University in Utah to change its name passed the state Legislature Wednesday and...
Academic Minute: Benefits for Black Union Widows
Today on the Academic Minute, part of Spelman College Week: Brandi Brimmer, associate professor in the department of history, discusses...
Geisel Name Will Stay on Dartmouth's Medical School
The medical school at Dartmouth College will continue to be called the Geisel School of Medicine, despite a recent controversy...
Metaphors for Academics in Britain and Turkey
Are academics “pretentious fox terriers” or “bad dinner guests”?