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Indiana University Cancels MLK Celebration Dinner
China Aims for ‘Quality’ Overseas Students With Admissions Exam
Experts say the introduction of a compulsory test for all applicants seeking to take undergraduate courses shows the country’s shifting approach to internationalization.
Texas A&M Cancels Graduate Ethics Class in Ongoing Course Review
Administrators say the professor teaching the course did not specify when and how race, gender and sexuality might come up in class. The professor says that would be impossible.
Athletics Makes List of Biggest Risks for Colleges
As Responsibilities for College Cost Shift, So Do State Priorities
State higher education systems continue to focus on workforce development, return on investment and other cost- and outcomes-centered topics, survey results show.
UNC’s App Redesign Drives Student Engagement
A student-guided overhaul of UNC Chapel Hill’s Hello Heels app helped turn an underused tool into a popular campus hub.
California College of the Arts to Close, Sell Campus to Vanderbilt
Nebraska Chancellor’s Hasty Exit Raises Questions
University of Nebraska–Lincoln chancellor Rodney Bennett left six months before his contract ended, with a $1.1 million exit package, amid faculty outrage over program cuts.