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Academic Minute: Driving, Around the World
In today’s Academic Minute, Buffalo State College's Dwight Hennessy reveals that while cultures around the globe may be drastically different...
U.S. Seeks Dismissal of For-Profit College Lawsuit Challenging Regulations
The U.S. Department of Justice has asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit in which for-profit colleges challenged the...
Historians Adopt New Standards for Employing Adjuncts
The Organization of American Historians has adopted new standards for the employment of non-tenure-track faculty members, calling for departments to...
Colleges Fling Spring Parties
Fed up with students' rowdy behavior, some universities are canceling seasonal campus traditions before they can get any more out of hand.
Finding Employment, Supporting Health
Alabama community college combines career and wellness fairs into large event to serve students and local unemployed.
Please Refine Your Search Terms
A long-awaited decision by a federal judge could be a significant blow to Google's attempts to sell access to books it scanned from university libraries.
'Organize Or Die' in Florida
Three bills that are advancing in Florida’s statehouse are pushing faculty union leaders to ramp up organizing efforts this semester...
Can You Own a Color?
Syracuse has run into a roadblock in its attempt to trademark the word "orange" -- seven other universities that use the color, too.