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New Emerson Logo Met With Derision
A new logo for Emerson College (at right) is receiving widespread criticism from students and alumni. “This new logo does...
Illinois Approves Funding to Keep Colleges Open
After ten months without a budget, Illinois lawmakers approved $600 million to keep state colleges and universities open through the...
U of New Mexico Faulted on Sex Assault Responses
The University of New Mexico mishandled reports of sexual harassment and sexual assault, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Friday...
Plan Emerges (and Stalls) to Help Illinois Colleges
A plan has finally emerged to provide some financial relief for public colleges and universities in Illinois, which have been...
Analysis: Sanders College Plan Most Benefits the Wealthy
Eliminating tuition and fees at public colleges and universities, as Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders has proposed, would disproportionately benefit...
U.S. Senate Panel OKs Slight Funding Boost for NSF
The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday advanced a funding bill that would give a slight boost to the National...
Academic Minute: Shakespeare and the Art of the Remix
Today on the Academic Minute, Thomas Olsen, associate professor and chair of the English department at the State University of...
Georgia Lawmaker Sues Education Department
A Georgia legislator is suing the U.S. Department of Education, arguing that the department "exceeded [its] authority" when it released...