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Ending Tuition Unfairness for Online (and Part-Time) Students
Southern Utah's policies disadvantage students who take fewer credits -- like most who study online. The university is cutting the per-credit price by nearly a third as it tries to ramp up enrollment.
Academic Minute: Improve Schools by Asking Students
Today on the Academic Minute, Katherine Cumings Mansfield, associate professor in the department of educational leadership and cultural foundations at...
Report: Liberty Land Deal Benefited Falwell's Trainer
Jerry Falwell Jr., Liberty University's president, personally approved real estate transactions by the university that helped his personal fitness trainer...
Sexual Harassment at University of Illinois
Six professors and one staff member have been credibly accused of sexual harassment at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign...
New Data on Faculty Strikes
There were 42 faculty and staff strikes and one lockout across academe from 2012 to 2018, according to a new...
New Academic Programs: Child and Youth Studies, Health Coaching, Interactive Media Arts
Bellevue University is starting an online master's program in child, youth and family studies. Delgado Community College is starting a...
Positive Returns for Direct Assessment
Students in the aggressive form of competency-based program typically complete faster, spend less and have better retention rates than their peers, Capella says after five years of offering the so-called direct-assessment programs.
The Pulse: Anjli Jain of Unifyed
This month's episode of the Pulse podcast features an interview with Anjli Jain, founder of Unifyed.