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Temple Will Pay Landlords Near Campus to Increase Security
Days after another shooting near campus, Temple University announced a series of measures to enhance student safety—including giving $2,500 grants...
Transforming Higher Ed, Live From SXSW EDU: Key Podcast
“Transformation” is a buzzword in today’s world, and it’s easy to talk about why it’s necessary. But how do you...
Georgian Court University Sells Land to Local Yeshiva
Georgian Court University is selling 42 acres of land to Beth Medrash Govoha Lakewood yeshiva, according to an announcement by...
AAUP on Laws Limiting Teaching of U.S., Israeli History
The American Association of University Professors issued a statement Thursday condemning legislative attempts to restrict the teaching of racism in...
Cornell Sees Surge in Cases
Cornell University reported 151 new positive cases of coronavirus on Tuesday. Cornell has a total of 263 active student cases...
Your Brain Waves on Zoom
Are you tired of being on Zoom calls? In today’s Academic Minute, the University of Michigan’s Julie Boland explains why...
Bloomfield Turns to Montclair State for Help
Bloomfield College announced in the fall that it needed financial support to keep its doors open. Dozens of institutions responded, and now the predominantly Black college has a new partner.
Professor’s Suspension Casts a Pall
Yale professors and students question why a Chinese professor has been suspended prior to any actual charges against him. The case appears to be connected to the newly defunct federal China Initiative.