Inside Higher Ed's News

British university sets limits -- and sets off debate.

University of Phoenix and the Federal Trade Commission settle a five-year investigation into whether the university falsely touted its relationships with big employers.

Georgia Southern freshman promotes white supremacist ideology in a class presentation. The university says the presentation falls within his free speech rights. Now students of color say they feel unsafe because of his protected speech.

International students say they were recruited by the University of Farmington -- set up by the U.S. government as part of a sting operation focused on student visa fraud -- after their institutions lost accreditation. Some blame the government for setting the students up.

Delgado Community College is starting an associate of applied science in cloud computing. Indiana University at Bloomington is starting a bachelor of science education in counseling and student services degree.

Church body files suit after Southern Methodist amended its governance documents to separate itself from church authority. The move follows actions by the United Methodist Church to strengthen prohibitions on same-sex marriage.

Following discoveries of racist vandalism at Salisbury University, the administration is creating a brand-new position.

Student deaths and drug overdoses are prompting discussions on and off college campuses about strengthening medical amnesty and Good Samaritan laws to protect bystanders who call 911.

Millikin University is starting a master of arts in teaching. New York Institute of Technology is starting a Ph.D. in computer science.