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Mentoring Helps Female Economists Succeed

A new working paper published through the National Bureau of Economic Research suggests that a relatively simple mentoring intervention helps...

Judge Sees ‘Troubling’ Notes in Admissions Scandal

A federal judge on Friday said he found "troubling" some of the notes of Rick Singer that have become public...

Vermont May Close 3 Campuses

Leaders of the Vermont State Colleges system are considering closing three campuses in response to financial hits from the coronavirus...

Ohio State Economists Create Player Pay Model

The highest-rated college football recruits bring in an average of $650,000 each year to their respective football programs by leading...

Academic Minute: Predictive Analytics on Campus

Today on the Academic Minute, Paul Dosal, professor of Latin American history at the University of South Florida, describes how...

Latinx Enrollment, Hispanic-Serving Institutions Increase

The number of Hispanic-serving institutions has increased by 93 percent over the past decade, but the majority of Latinx enrollment is concentrated in less than 20 percent of colleges and universities.

7th University Retirement Plan Lawsuit Settlement Reached

Another lawsuit filed against a prestigious university over its retirement plan practices appears headed for settlement. Defendant Princeton University has...

DeVos Aide Cleared of Ethics Allegations

The U.S. Department of Education’s inspector general has cleared Robert Eitel, a senior aide to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, of...