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‘A Long Path Ahead of Us’
Rutgers Camden arts and sciences professors vote no confidence in their new chancellor and provost, highlighting not only immediate concerns about a top-down management style but also long-standing issues with how Camden is funded relative to other Rutgers campuses.
Using Pell to Police For-Profits?
Stakeholders argue that there are more appropriate ways to hold for-profit institutions accountable than excluding their students from using the Build Back Better Act’s increase to the maximum Pell Grant.
Community College’s Contested Corporate Partnership
A free college program for union members has boosted Eastern Gateway’s enrollment to nearly 47,000, but it has also raised questions about an outside company’s influence at the Ohio institution—including on academic matters.
Rhodes Scholarships Awarded
Thirty-two people were named winners of Rhodes Scholarships Saturday. The scholarships cover all expenses for two or three years at...
Kyle Rittenhouse Is Student at Arizona State Online
Kyle Rittenhouse, who on Friday was found not guilty on all charges he faced in the shooting deaths of two...
Ole Miss Pays Athletes for Academic Achievements
The University of Mississippi is the first institution to pay athletes for their academic achievements, Sports Illustrated reported. Athletes at...
Professor Sues After Being Fired for Allegedly Masturbating on Zoom
Howard Robinson, a professor at Fordham University’s Graduate School of Social Service, is suing the university after it fired him...
For-Profit President Reinstated After Sex Misconduct Claims
Alex Shchegol was reinstated as president of ASA College, a for-profit institution that has campuses in New York and Florida...