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Blind Students Sue Over Online Law School Applications
The National Federation of the Blind is expanding its challenge to the Law School Admissions Council's online system for law...
With Library Closed, Students Create Their Own
At California State University at Los Angeles, budget cuts have the library closing at 8 every night, leaving many students...
Marquette Settles With Woman Whose Job Offer Was Revoked
Marquette University announced Wednesday that it has reached a "mutually acceptable resolution” with Jodi O’Brien, a scholar who was offered...
Good News for Endangered Philosophy Program
There may be hope for a key research team in philosophy at Britain's Middlesex University. Times Higher Education reported that...
New Analysis on Poverty and Education
The Institute for Higher Education Policy is today releasing a report, "A Portrait of Low-Income Young Adults in Education," with...
AAUP Honors Pat McGuire for Stance on Academic Freedom
The American Association of University Professors, which holds its annual meeting this week in Washington, will present its Alexander Meiklejohn...
Claremont Seminary to Train Muslims and Jews as Well as Christians
Claremont School of Theology will announce today that it will add training for Muslims and Jews to its curriculum this...
U. of California System Threatens Boycott Over Journal Prices
University of California officials are contemplating a widescale boycott of the Nature Publishing Group because of concerns over ever-rising prices...