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Colleges Open Again in Wake of Hurricane Michael
Dozens of colleges in Florida and Georgia closed or canceled classes last week to wait out Hurricane Michael, the category-four...
Academic Minute: Vulcanism and Mass Extinctions
Today on the Academic Minute, part of Amherst College Week, David Jones, associate professor of geology there, details how volcanic...
Advocates: OER Saves Students $1 Billion
Free open educational resources have saved students at least $1 billion in textbook costs over the last five years, open...
College Urged to Strip Clarence Thomas's Name From Building
More than 2,100 people have signed a petition calling for the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) to rename...
Chancellor Apologizes for UNC's Role in Slavery
Carol Folt, chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, apologized for the university’s role in slavery during...
DeVos Won't Seek Another Delay of Obama Borrower Defense Rule
The Education Department said Friday it won't seek another delay of the 2016 Obama borrower defense rule, which spells out...
Anger Over Appointment of White Man as Dean
Last year, Simmons University announced that it would name its new College of Media, Arts and Humanities for the late...
Southern Illinois Carbondale Chancellor Dies
Carlo Montemagno, chancellor of Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, died Thursday morning. Montemagno had been chancellor for a little more...