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Some Universities Could Lose Funds Under Florida Performance Plan
A revamped performance funding plan approved Thursday by Florida's higher education governing board could result in some universities having money...
Wyoming Trustees Appoint President, Bypassing Policy on Consultation
The University of Wyoming's Board of Trustees on Thursday gave Interim President Richard McGinity the job on a permanent basis...
In a First, International Student Enrollments Fall in U.K.
The number of international students from outside the European Union at U.K. universities fell by 1 percent in 2012-13, the...
Spending Bill Includes Open Access Legislation
Tucked away on page 1,020 of the 1,582-page spending bill winding its way through Congress, Section 527 of the ‘‘Consolidated...
China Detains Dissident Scholar
China has detained a Uighur scholar who has challenged the government on its treatment of ethnic minorities, The Wall Street...
Academic Minute: Race and Workplace Satisfaction
In today’s Academic Minute, Melissa Sloan of the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee explores the role of race in determining...
Appropriations Bill Doesn't Bar Political Science Grants
The compromise appropriations bill that has passed the House of Representatives and is awaiting Senate approval does not contain the...
U.S. To Release More FAFSA Data, May Open Form To Web Developers
The U.S. Education Department plans to provide guidance counselors and state agencies with more information about students who are filling...