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Rochester Settles Sex Harassment Case for $9.4M
The University of Rochester settled a long-running legal case over alleged sexual harassment within its brain and cognitive sciences program...
Study Abroad Provider Cuts More Than 600 Jobs
The Council on International Educational Exchange, a nonprofit organization that operates study abroad and exchange programs, is eliminating more than...
The Week in Admissions News
"Zoombombing" disrupts classes; another college in danger; controversial tax break; survey of student affairs leaders.
Coronavirus Drives Colleges to Test Optional
Many other tactics are being used as well.
Coronavirus News Roundup for March 30
Everything you need to know about higher ed and the coronavirus -- with a special feature -- for Monday and the week ahead in one easy-to-read package.
Dissertation Defense on Zoom Interrupted by Racist Attack
A newly minted Ed.D. graduate, Dennis Johnson, is calling on Zoom to make changes after his virtual defense of his dissertation last week was interrupted by someone who scrawled the N-word, drew an image of genitalia and posted pornographic images.
Ranking Academic Freedom Globally
Developers of new index rating countries by their level of academic freedom are challenging university rankers to consider such freedoms more broadly.
Cornell Won't Release Admissions Data
University says that to do so would undercut the values of holistic admissions.