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Western Connecticut State President Out After Draining Reserves
University’s reserves went from $24 million in fiscal year 2012 to being “all but wiped out” in 2021. Now the president is out, following a no-confidence vote and a scathing report about financial mismanagement.
What Americans Want in Dementia Treatment: Academic Minute
Today on the Academic Minute: Dena S. Davis, professor in bioethics at Lehigh University, examines what treatment Americans would want...
IIE Report Shows Rebound in International Students in U.S.
International students are returning en masse to U.S. campuses after the challenges of COVID-19 limited student mobility for the last...
President’s Departure Marks ‘Start of a New Day’
With embattled president James Mellichamp on the way out, Piedmont University hopes to move past a tumultuous semester of budget cuts, faculty layoffs and high-profile resignations.
Rutgers Adopts Flexible Work Arrangements
Rutgers University plans to adopt flexible work arrangements for employees, it announced Thursday. President Jonathan Holloway said in a statement...
Knoxville College Forms Partnership to Regain Accreditation
Knoxville College, one of the oldest historically Black institutions in the country, is partnering with the University of Tennessee at...
Is It a University’s Duty to Protect Students From Harm?
In an unusual decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued a ruling siding with Washington State...
Education Dept. Agrees to Settle 200,000 Borrower-Defense Claims
The Education Department on Wednesday agreed to settle about 200,000 borrower-defense claims brought in a lawsuit against the department. The...