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Cooley Law School Sues Bloggers and Lawyers
The Thomas M. Cooley Law School, a freestanding institution in Michigan, on Thursday sued four anonymous individuals who have posted...
International Students Return to Japan
Japanese universities are reporting, to their relief, that most of the international students who left the country after the tsunami...
Academic Minute: Snowy Owls
In today’s Academic Minute, John Fitzpatrick of Cornell University explains what we can learn about climate change by observing Snowy...
How the Recession Re-Sorted Freshmen
New-student enrollment rose during the first few years of the economic downturn, but the institutions they chose varied by region, a new report says.
Agents Unknown
As admissions officers debate practice, study finds 60 percent of Chinese undergraduates at U.S. institutions used them -- even at institutions that don't know it.
'The Fall of the Faculty'
Faculty members feeling besieged by, well, take your pick -- increased scrutiny of their productivity and the relevance of their...
For-Profits That Share Data
Leaders in a sector not known for exchange of information say they will break with tradition to improve learning outcomes.