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Black science students are more likely to stay in their field if they have at least one black instructor, according to new study, which finds no similar impact based on gender.
Erskine Sues Church, Gains Injunction
Erskine College sued the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Wednesday accusing the religious denomination that created the college of violating its...
Iowa State May Change Policy for Dismissing Tenured Faculty
Iowa State University is considering a change in its policy on the dismissal of tenured faculty members, The Omaha World-Herald...
Groups Publish Draft of Common High School Standards
The Council of Chief State School Officers and the National Governors Association on Wednesday published a draft of proposed "common...
Georgia State Dean Quits to Protest Merger Idea
Bart Hildreth, dean of the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies at Georgia State University, said that he was told...
More Athletes Join Suit Against NCAA
Eleven former athletes have joined a suit against the National Collegiate Athletic Association over the use of their likenesses without...
Inside Higher Ed Honored for Coverage of Rankings
The Education Writers Association honored Inside Higher Ed with first prize for beat reporting for a series of articles about...
In Lieu of Tenure
Webster U. has long maintained a separate but equal system for faculty who prefer frequent sabbaticals to absolute job security.