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Dalhousie Drops Use of Turnitin
Dalhousie University, in Canada, has decided to end use of Turnitin, saying that it was unhappy that student papers were...
Central Arkansas President Quits Amid 'Gift' Scandal
The board of the University of Central Arkansas voted Friday to buy out the contract of Allen Meadors, who has...
Cutting Back on Kazakh
Faced with deep cuts to federal funding for foreign languages, some universities are dropping uncommon -- and strategically important -- languages.
'XXX' Marks the Spot
The exercise of figuring out one’s “porn star name” is probably more familiar to college students than to college administrators...
Chasing Higher One
Banks and former loan providers are entering the market for student aid refunds on debit cards, hoping to challenge the market leader by offering lower fees.
'Under New Management'
Author of new book discusses administrative labor and the "professionalization" of higher ed.
Guidance on Gainful Employment, Incentive Compensation, Etc.
The U.S. Education Department has published guidance about the package of new federal regulations known as its "program integrity" rules...