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Harvard Faculty Suspended From Library Over Protest
Roughly two dozen faculty members will temporarily lose access to Harvard’s main library following a silent protest in support of students punished for the same reason.
Students Under More Surveillance Than Ever
A new book from a Purdue University professor outlines how universities’ embrace of some digital technology tools is reinforcing racial and economic inequities.
Penn State Cancer Researcher Faces Retractions, Research Ban
Under Borrower Defense, Ed Dept. Forgave $17.2B in Student Loans
Bonds for Higher Ed on the Ballot
Voters in California, New Mexico, Rhode Island and Utah are weighing whether to give public colleges and universities more money.
International University Leaders Convene to Discuss Threats to Academic Freedom
Speakers linked academic freedom and the future of democracy less than two weeks before the presidential election.
Where Is the Data on Campus Sexual Assault?
The Department of Education has yet to provide guidance or resources to assist colleges in completing their campus climate surveys, which are now required by law.
Data-Based Decisions Tip: Targeted Outreach Improves Student Tutoring Participation
Pennsylvania State University uses instructor flags to promote student awareness of supplemental instruction and tutoring support, which has increased attendance and engagement in the past year.