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The Incredible Shrinking Higher Ed Industry
Number of U.S. colleges and universities that award federal financial aid fell by 5.6 percent in 2018-19, to lowest mark in two decades.
Georgia Southern Defends Book Burning as Student Right
Students offended by an author's talk on white privilege burned her book, prompting a debate about how they chose to voice their freedom of expression.
Virginia Announces Gift for First-Generation Students
The University of Virginia will receive a $100 million gift to benefit first-generation college students. The donation is from David...
Public Charge Rule Temporarily Blocked
Three separate federal judges on Friday issued injunctions temporarily blocking the implementation of the Trump administration’s “public charge” rule, The...
Academic Minute: Generational Differences in the Workplace
Today on the Academic Minute, Megan Gerhardt, professor of management and leadership at Miami University, examines how age diversity among...
Professor Suspended Over Prior Termination
Stockton University suspended a visiting professor of physics who was accused of harassment and retaliation at his former institution, Lafayette...
Opinion
The Bomb in College Classrooms
We're not teaching students enough about weapons of mass destruction -- and it shows, warns Sarah Bidgood.
Opinion
Ethical College Admissions: Revolutionary
Jim Jump considers the implications of the ACT scoring changes.