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Report: Impact of Chinese Research ‘On Par’ With U.S.
China’s rise in research output and influence has coincided with the U.S. government’s increased focus on research security over the past several years, according to a new report.
Can Universities Help Students Become Influencers?
Syracuse’s new Center for the Creator Economy and other certificates aim to help students pursue what is now one of the most common career aspirations for Gen Z: social media content creation.
Conservative Think Tank AEI Names Ben Sasse Senior Fellow
Harvard Prof Arrested for Shooting BB Gun Outside Synagogue to Leave U.S.
Coach Buyouts Boom to Record Highs
Colleges have agreed to nearly $228 million in severance pay for football coaches this year, almost doubling a previous record for buyouts and prompting fresh scrutiny and legislation.
Kansas Scales Credential Program for Students With Disabilities
A $1.9 million grant from the Department of Education will spur expansion of a support program for students with intellectual disabilities at two Kansas-based institutions.
Fate of Accountability for Undergraduate Certificates Likely to Loom Over ED Talks
The Education Department is crafting regs to carry out a congressionally mandated earnings test for colleges. The contentious gainful-employment rule is also on the table.
The NIH Policy Holding Researchers ‘Hostage’
An effort to make NIH-funded research immediately accessible to the public has led to disruption and financial strain for scientists already navigating a precarious funding environment. It also spotlights the power of corporate publishers.