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Obama Court Pick Not Major Force in Higher Ed Law
Merrick B. Garland, President Obama's nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court, could well have a major impact on legal issues...
New Report Looks at Study Abroad vs. On-Campus Mortality Rates
American college students are less likely to die on study abroad programs than on their home campuses, according to a...
Former Professor Awarded $1M for Threats About Suit
A former professor of architecture at Catholic University won $1 million in damages this week after a jury found that...
Notre Dame Professor Accused of Abuse Commits Suicide
An endowed professor of theology at the University of Notre Dame who was accused of sexually abusing a boy in...
Allegedly 'Dystopian' Robot Joins Campus Debates
A group at Brown University says a “dystopian,” pro-Israel robot harassed students there after a Middle Eastern studies event earlier...
Erie CC Settles Title IX Complaint on Women's Athletics
Erie Community College has reached a settlement with the Education Department's Office for Civil Rights on an investigation into whether...
North Carolina Voters Approve Bonds for Higher Ed
North Carolina voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved a proposal to issue $2 billion in bonds, most of which will finance...
Missouri Board Rejects Melissa Click's Appeal
The University of Missouri Board of Curators announced Tuesday that it has rejected an appeal from Melissa Click, an assistant...