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Academics Prepared for Retirement
Higher ed employees plan to retire later than other Americans, but a survey suggests they do more financial planning for that eventuality.
Students Praise Male Professors
Study finds gender of instructors influences evaluations they receive, even if they have fooled students (in an online course) about whether they are men or women.
Opinion
Younger Than That Now
A new book reflects on generation gaps and how they get that way. Scott McLemee takes a look.
Best of a Bad Situation?
Education Department defends sale of 56 Corinthian College campuses to ECMC, saying guarantee agency's purchase will help 40,000 students, many of whom are close to graduation.
Quiet Players, Deep Pockets
Guarantee agencies branch out as private-lending pool dries up. Most stick to college completion and financial advising, but one produces a film while another buys 56 campuses from a for-profit.
BDS Movement Survives Challenge
At American Anthropological Association’s meeting, members reject resolution opposing the academic boycott of Israel and approve a measure condemning police brutality.
Anthropologists and Israel
At the American Anthropological Association's annual meeting, momentum builds in favor of a boycott of Israeli universities.
Good Cop, Bad Cop From White House
The summit underscores a tension in the Obama administration’s higher ed approach: how to promote colleges' and universities' successes while holding them more accountable.