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Colleges Are Losing Young Men. What Brings Them Back?
Speakers at the Symposium on Young American Men examine why fewer men are pursuing college and what higher ed can do to better engage them.
ED Accreditation Committee Recommends Suspending APA
But, the panel also didn't make a decision about the status of the law school accreditor, deadlocking once again on the issue.
Higher Ed Groups Bash ED Proposal to Allow More Grant Terminations
The Education Department received more than 5,500 public comments on rule changes that would allow the secretary to, among many other things, ax awards simply “for convenience.”
UNC Chapel Hill Trustee Blames Law Professor for Infrastructure Budget Woes
Tufts Prison Education Program Paused After Alum Charged In Shooting
Students and faculty have protested the decision since classes resumed in early September.
Foreign Interference Fears Over Cyberattacks on Academic Blogs
‘Distinctive’ targeting of an independently run blog in the U.K. suggests ‘state actors’ want to shut down debate on controversial research topics, says professor.
Phil Knight Gifts Univ. of Oregon $1B for Engineering College
Silicon Valley AI Academy Seeks ‘Main Character’ Students
The venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz is launching an unaccredited academy that promises to show young people how to excel in the AI era for the price of Ivy League tuition. But one critic says it’s yet another “techno-fascist” power grab.