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More Legal Risk for Canada's Universities
In what appears to be the first decision of its kind, a Canadian court has ruled that universities can be...
Britain's Answer to 'Who Pays?'
Glance around the world and in nearly every corner of the globe, you'll find countries searching for a way to...
Habitats for Academic Freedom
In weighing a proposed outpost in Singapore, Yale considers the parameters of inquiry and speech in a more authoritarian society.
The State of Global Higher Ed
A new report assesses how the internationalization of higher education is changing and why it's becoming more important than ever before.
Reacting and Not Overreacting to Europe Travel Alert
State Department says it does not want colleges to call off study abroad programs. Many institutions urge students to be vigilant.
Israel, South Africa, Academic Boycotts
Faculty of U. of Johannesburg will vote this week on whether to sever the institution's ties to Ben-Gurion U.
'A World Changed Utterly'
PARIS -- "We must identify ways to achieve higher quality and better outcomes at a time of increased demand and...
Laying a Liberal Arts Foundation, On Shaky Ground
Rather than build a branch in the Gulf, Bard College’s approach to internationalization has been to develop “deep partnerships” in countries in transition or conflict.
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