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Western Connecticut State President Out After Draining Reserves
University’s reserves went from $24 million in fiscal year 2012 to being “all but wiped out” in 2021. Now the president is out, following a no-confidence vote and a scathing report about financial mismanagement.
What Americans Want in Dementia Treatment: Academic Minute
Today on the Academic Minute: Dena S. Davis, professor in bioethics at Lehigh University, examines what treatment Americans would want...
President’s Departure Marks ‘Start of a New Day’
With embattled president James Mellichamp on the way out, Piedmont University hopes to move past a tumultuous semester of budget cuts, faculty layoffs and high-profile resignations.
IIE Report Shows Rebound in International Students in U.S.
International students are returning en masse to U.S. campuses after the challenges of COVID-19 limited student mobility for the last...
Rutgers Adopts Flexible Work Arrangements
Rutgers University plans to adopt flexible work arrangements for employees, it announced Thursday. President Jonathan Holloway said in a statement...
Knoxville College Forms Partnership to Regain Accreditation
Knoxville College, one of the oldest historically Black institutions in the country, is partnering with the University of Tennessee at...
Is It a University’s Duty to Protect Students From Harm?
In an unusual decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued a ruling siding with Washington State...
Education Dept. Agrees to Settle 200,000 Borrower-Defense Claims
The Education Department on Wednesday agreed to settle about 200,000 borrower-defense claims brought in a lawsuit against the department. The...