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Changing Course on Anti-Semitic Remarks?
Oberlin releases statements that seem to contradict its earlier position defending the right of a controversial professor, Joy Karega, to say what she wants on social media.
NLRB: ESL Instructors at Loyola Chicago May Unionize
A regional office of the National Labor Relations Board ruled last week that English as a second language instructors at...
Stanford to Set Principles for Renaming Buildings
Stanford University on Friday announced that it will create a panel to draft guidelines for how to consider renaming buildings...
More Debate Over Trump's 'University'
Thursday night's Republican presidential debate featured more exchanges over Trump University, which was never a university, but which offered unaccredited...
Adjuncts Vote to Unionize at St. Charles CC
Adjunct faulty members at St. Charles Community College, in Missouri, voted Thursday to unionize and to be represented by Service...
Professor Who Wore Hijab Accepts Fellowship at Virginia
Larycia Hawkins, who left the faculty of Wheaton College of Illinois over a controversy on her statements on God, has...
Cat Videos
Cats are the stars of the Internet. In today's Academic Minute, Indiana University's Jessica Gall Myrick explores why cat videos...
The Triad and For-Profits
The Obama administration prods state regulators to tighten their oversight of for-profits, with a focus on job placement rates. But confusion about calculating those rates reigns, and many state agencies are understaffed and outgunned.