Filter & Sort
10 Institutions Seek Recognition by New Accreditor
The Commission for Public Higher Education has received letters of intent from colleges in four Southern states as it works toward federal approval and rebuts allegations of partisanship.
Texas A&M Faculty Council Says Professor’s Dismissal Violated Academic Freedom
Portland State Ordered to Reinstate Some Laid-Off Faculty
The Threat to University Patents
Regulatory uncertainty could freeze university-industry collaborations.
Under Pressure to Cut Costs, a University Closes Its Press
Bucknell University says it’s closing its storied academic press to focus more resources on undergraduate students. But faculty and other scholars say the press has long been a part of the value proposition at a student-centered university.
Berkeley Law Dean Urges Supreme Court to Be ‘Guardrail of Our Democracy’
Erwin Chemerinsky capped this week’s APLU conference by explaining higher ed’s financial vulnerabilities that the Trump administration is exploiting and arguing that the high court needs to “check” the president.
A Former Professor Blasts New College of Florida’s Conservative Makeover
Amy Reid was one of President Corcoran’s most vocal critics while she served as faculty representative on the Board of Trustees. Now she reflects on her fight to save the college she knows and loves.
