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No Charges Against UVa Student Whose Arrest Angered Many
Virginia prosecutors have dropped charges against Martese Johnson, a black student at the University of Virginia, The Washington Post reported...
Accrediting Body Places UNC on Probation
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will not lose accreditation over the academic fraud that occurred there, but...
Survey Explores Digital Book Publishing Strategies
The Association of American University Presses' sixth annual survey on digital book publishing finds presses are pursuing myriad strategies but...
Nearly Half of Senior Tenured Professors Want to Delay Retirement
Some 65 percent of tenured senior faculty members plan to put off retirement for various reasons, according to a new...
For-Profit Group Criticizes Education Dept. on Corinthian
The Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities sent a letter to U.S. Department of Education Under Secretary Ted Mitchell...
Academic Minute: A Study of Unrequited Love
In today's Academic Minute, Lisa Phillips, a journalism professor at the State University of New York at New Paltz, discusses...
Many Professors Quit Jobs in Venezuela
Many faculty members are quitting jobs in Venezuela, where they are finding it impossible to support themselves on government-mandated salaries...
Senate Panel Backs Flat Funding for Science Foundation
A U.S. Senate appropriations subcommittee approved legislation Wednesday that would keep funding for the National Science Foundation in the 2016...