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State Policies Threaten Remedial Education, Study Finds
Shifting state policies related to developmental education threaten to limit innovation at colleges that serve large proportions of minority students...
Former Penn State Prof Charged With $3M Fraud
Federal authorities have charged Craig Grimes, a former professor at Pennsylvania State University, with fraud, making false statements and money...
Lawmakers in Florida, Georgia Debate Bills on Undocumented Students
Legislators in Florida and Georgia are having contentious debates this week about undocumented students and public higher education. In Georgia...
Academic Minute: The IMF and Transparency in Global Economics
In today’s Academic Minute, Martin Edwards of Seton Hall University explains why many countries around the world have embraced a...
Colorado Drops SAT for International Applicants
The University of Colorado at Boulder has dropped its SAT requirement for international applicants, The Boulder Daily Camera reported. Officials...
White House Adviser Takes Questions On Obama's Plan
A senior White House education adviser took questions from college presidents Tuesday at the annual meeting of the National Association...
Controversy Over Journal Article Questioning AIDS-HIV Link
One editorial board member has resigned and another may follow, after the publication in the Italian Journal of Anatomy and...
Florida A&M Bans Students From Joining Clubs
James Ammons, president of Florida A&M University, on Tuesday announced that he is temporarily banning all student clubs from recruiting...