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Boulder Hires Visiting Scholar of Conservative Thought
The University of Colorado at Boulder on Wednesday announced the hiring of Steven Hayward as the first visiting scholar in...
Gates Gives Boost to Adaptive Learning
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation this week announced new investments in adaptive learning, an increasingly popular approach in higher...
Catholic Educators Praise Selection of First Jesuit Pope
When the Roman Catholic church's new leader, Pope Francis, until Wednesday Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina, was announced Wednesday...
Academic Minute: Consumer Attitude and Electric Cars
In today’s Academic Minute, Sanya Carley of Indiana University explains consumers’ attitudes about electric cars that are keeping many of...
U. of Tokyo Will Replace Admissions Exam
The University of Tokyo is planning to replace its admissions exam within five years, The Japan Times reported. In its...
Anger Over Unexplained Firing of Arcadia President
Faculty members, students and parents are criticizing Arcadia University's board for firing President Carl Oxholm III on Friday, and providing...
In Wake of Facebook Incident, Penn Issues Rules on Applicant Privacy
The University of Pennsylvania on Tuesday announced new rules to protect the privacy of those who apply to enroll there...
Man Charged With Cyberstalking Jackson State President
A Mississippi man has been charged with two counts of felony cyberstalking over threats posted on Facebook against Carolyn Meyers...