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Contra Costa President Resigns
The president of Contra Costa Community College has resigned, a month after she was placed on leave for an unspecified...
Cheyney, Facing Accreditation Loss, Raises Millions From Donors and State
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, whose future has been clouded by financial problems and a threat of losing its accreditation, has...
Dearborn Students Angered by Shift in Commencement
Students at the University of Michigan at Dearborn are protesting the university's decision to end its December commencement, The Detroit...
Indiana U Approves Teaching Professor Rank
Indiana University says eligible non-tenure-track faculty members will be able to apply for promotion to the new rank of teaching...
Academic Minute: Homemade Sunscreens
Today on the Academic Minute: Julie Merten, associate professor of public health at the University of North Florida, explains why...
Title IX Lawsuit Against Harvard Will Move Forward
A federal judge has refused to throw out a lawsuit that accuses Harvard University of sex discrimination for its policy...
SNHU Recognizes Salesforce Skills
Southern New Hampshire University will award college credit to students who complete Salesforce training. Salesforce launched a free online learning...
Conflicts Threaten Accreditation of Cincinnati Christian
A small Christian university in Cincinnati is in danger of losing accreditation after the Higher Learning Commission identified problems including...