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What Led Concordia Portland to Close?
University leaders are tight-lipped about sudden closure plans, but a few events may have been warning signs. Now, details emerge about tensions with the university's affiliated church, leaving other colleges, church members and higher education sorting through the pieces.
Public Universities, Prison-Made Furniture
Public universities in several states are obligated to buy furniture and other products made in state prisons, which some students call exploitative.
Academic Minute: Geo-Social Dating Apps
Today on the Academic Minute, Corey Johnson, professor in the department of recreation and leisure studies at the University of...
Religious Bias Lawsuit Against Louisiana College Settled
An alumnus who sued Louisiana College and claimed its president denied him a job because of his Jewish background has...
Opinion
The Era of Politicized Scholarship
The partisan attacks on me for deviating from the politicized academic consensus demonstrates how law school faculties around the country are heavily politically biased, Alan M. Dershowitz argues.
Holistic Approach for Nontraditional Students
Community colleges need to create holistic student supports to serve their increasingly diverse student populations, according to a series of...
Watkins Shifts Presidential Role as It Prepares for Merger
J. Kline is no longer leading the controversial efforts to merge the Watkins College of Art, of which he is...
Expenses Probe Prompts Leadership Reshuffle at San Marcos
Several senior administrators at California State University San Marcos have left the institution following an investigation into the use of...