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Candidate to Return For-Profit Officials' Money
A former Minnesota lawmaker who is running to be the state’s next attorney general will return $24,500 in campaign contributions...
Texas Investment Fund Adds Scrutiny Based on Sanctions
The University of Texas/Texas A&M Investment Management Company, known as UTIMCO, has announced that it is adding scrutiny of any...
3 Guilty In Basketball Corruption Scandal
Two sports apparel company executives and an aspiring sports agent were found guilty Wednesday of wire fraud charges in connection...
Academic Minute: Helping Dementia Patients Adapt
Today on the Academic Minute, Sheila Molony, associate nursing professor at Quinnipiac University, discusses how dementia patients benefit from their...
Will There Be More Free Medical Schools?
New York University's decision to offer full-tuition scholarships to all medical students has prompted considerable discussion. A survey of medical...
Societal Benefits of Aid to Low-Income Students
A new study by the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis shows that federal aid to low-income students, as opposed to...
UC San Francisco Settles With Former Postdoc
The University of California, San Francisco, settled with a former postdoctoral researcher for $150,000 after she sued it, saying a...
Backlash on Professor's Post on Immigration
Rohit Parikh, distinguished professor of computer and information science at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York, is...