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Academic Minute: We Have Protested -- Now What?
Today on the Academic Minute, part of American University Week, Anna Amirkhanyan, an associate professor in American's department of public...
New Database on Fund-Raising
Fund-raising remains a critical source of revenue for institutions of all sizes. To help readers with an interest in fund-raising...
Islamic State Kills Former Admissions Officer
The Islamic State has taken credit for killing four people bicycling through Tajikistan, one of whom was a former admissions...
Judge Rules for NYU in Retirement Plan Lawsuit
A federal judge ruled in favor of New York University Tuesday in a lawsuit brought by employees who alleged they...
Trump's Choice for Science Office
Since taking office, President Trump has not appointed anyone to lead the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy...
Charleston Reverses Itself on Affirmative Action
Two days after The Post and Courier revealed that the College of Charleston had stopped considering race in admissions, without...
Professors: Why Is USC President Still in Office?
In May, the University of Southern California announced that C. L. Max Nikias would step down as president, amid anger...
DeVos Delays Decision on Troubled Accreditor ACICS
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos this week issued an extension for her department's decision on whether to fully restore federal recognition...