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A Male Professor, Wronged by Title IX?
A former professor at University of the Arts says he was terminated without a hearing after a biased investigation based on allegations that he greeted one colleague at a meeting with a kiss and mistakenly gave another a hotel room key instead of a business card.
Doing More With Data
A growing number of colleges and employers are working together to better use labor-market data in postsecondary training. Two experts discuss what's possible and what's needed.
Opinion
How to Market Your Book Through Social Media
Anthony Ocampo provides three tips for cultivating a community and curating a conversation.
Faculty Salaries Up 1.7%
Hottest field for new faculty hires over the past year is health professions, as some 1,410 new assistant professors picked up jobs, according to new data from CUPA-HR.
Few Lessons Learned on For-Profit Closures
As Dream Center collapses, Trump administration's oversight of massive for-profit college deal under scrutiny. Critics ask why more protections weren't sought after purchase of Argosy and Art Institutes chains.
Opinion
Of Youth and Bad Behavior
Actions by our students and other young people may anger us, but we should go slowly before rushing to judgment, counsels Rob Weir.
‘English Universities in Crisis’
Authors discuss new book on what they see as dangerous trends for higher education in Britain.
When Grading Less Is More
Professors' reflections on their experiences with 'ungrading' spark renewed interest in the student-centered assessment practice.