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Texas Supreme Court Weighs Changes to Law School Oversight
The Texas Supreme Court has issued a tentative opinion that the American Bar Association “should no longer have the final...
UChicago Sells Off Research Center
The University of Chicago is selling a celebrated research center as the generously endowed university navigates layoffs and program cuts...
HHS Looks to Block Harvard From Federal Funds
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil Rights announced Monday that it’s moving to cut off...
SACS’s New Head Shares His Vision for the Accreditor
New SACSCOC president Stephen Pruitt stepped into the job at a time when accreditors are under fire. He has pledged “fierce nonpartisanship” and respect for states’ rights.
Vanderbilt Eyes National Expansion
The university plans to build a campus in Florida, has leased a site in New York City and aims to establish a foothold in California in its quest to grow beyond Nashville.
Former Provost Accuses UNC Chapel Hill Board of Violating State Law
Chris Clemens alleged in his lawsuit that some board members and a dean violated state open meetings and records laws. A professor says his suit is “hypocritical.”
What’s Next for Texas A&M?
Facing controversy, President Mark Welsh resigned abruptly Thursday. Now a search for his successor is set to begin amid a recent state trend of hiring lawmakers to lead institutions.
Arizona State Police Reportedly Assisted DHS With Arrest
Arizona State University police assisted in arranging the violent arrest of a staff member by Department of Homeland Security officials...