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Japanese Universities Focus on Applicant Visits
The number of 18-year-olds is shrinking in Japan, so many universities are creating new incentives to get prospective students to...
New Hazing Concerns at Florida A&M
Florida A&M University on Tuesday announced that it has suspended its torque dancing team after allegations of an off-campus hazing...
Judge: Florida Can't Impose Higher Tuition on Citizens Whose Parents Immigrated Illegally
A federal judge has ruled that Florida cannot deny in-state tuition rates to students who are U.S. citizens with Florida...
Cal State Faculty Union Endorses New Contract
The members of the union that represents 23,000 professors, librarians and others in the California State University System have voted...
AAUP Critiques System of Reviewing Human-Subjects Research
A new report by the American Association of University Professors suggests various ways that the government can rewrite regulations on...
National Conversation on Higher Ed's Big Questions
Two national groups aim to stimulate discussions on campuses across the country this year about what the top priorities of...
Academic Minute: Green Supply Chain Management
In today’s Academic Minute, Erika Marsillac of Old Dominion University reveals how going green is keeping some companies in the...
Justice Dept. Joins Complaint Against For-Profit Chain
The U.S. Justice Department announced last week that it is joining a whistle-blower lawsuit against ATI Enterprises Inc., which owns...