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AU Beirut Settles Claims It Aided Groups Linked to Hezbollah
The American University of Beirut has agreed to pay $700,000 to settle a civil lawsuit alleging that it provided material...
Scrutiny Ordered for Certain Visa Applicants
Memos from U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson offer a first glimpse of what President Trump’s proposed “extreme vetting” of...
Gates Foundation Unveils Open-Access Platform
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation on Thursday unveiled Gates Open Research, an open-access publishing platform designed exclusively for the...
Murray Speaks Without Incident at Columbia
Charles Murray, the controversial social scientist who was shouted down when he tried to speak at Middlebury College recently, spoke...
Tallahassee CC to Disband Faculty Senate
Tallahassee Community College wants to do away with its Faculty Senate now that the faculty is represented by a union...
Two Debt Collectors Won't Raise Fees for Defaulted Borrowers
Two debt collectors said in separate statements this week that they will not assess collection fees on defaulted student loan...
University of Cincinnati Places Law Dean on Leave
The University of Cincinnati placed its College of Law dean on administrative leave Wednesday shortly after she blamed deficit-closing efforts...
Cleveland Fed Finds Rising Per-Student Tuition Revenue
Per-student tuition revenue increased sharply since the late 1980s at public and private nonprofit colleges and universities, even as state...