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The Growing Problem of Scientific Research Fraud
A new study exposes the scale of faulty research published in scientific journals over the past 15 years. If it goes unaddressed, misinformation may soon dominate the literature.
Hack at Columbia Hits 870K People
A hacker accessed Columbia University’s IT system and stole sensitive information related to students, applicants and employees.
Community College Accreditor Adopts ROI Metric
After Months of Lawsuits, Courts Stymie Some of Trump’s Higher Ed Agenda
Despite victories at the district and appellate level, higher education advocates remain cautious as the Supreme Court sides with Trump.
Peer Mentors Help Students Navigate Prehealth Programs
Emory University hires dozens of junior and senior students to give advice and encouragement to students pursuing medical and health-related careers.
Weekly Wisdom | Sharing Lessons of Leadership With Harrison Keller
In this #WeeklyWisdom episode, what does it take to lead higher education with clarity, trust and purpose?
Texas Lawmakers Create Overseer to Ensure Colleges Follow Laws
After banning DEI efforts, the Legislature passed another law this year upending faculty senates, mandating curriculum review and creating more regulations. It also invited people to complain to a new watchdog about alleged violations of these rules.
How Colleges Use Geography to Recruit Students
The long-standing practice of geographic recruitment is now under scrutiny by the Trump administration, which claims it can be unlawfully used as a proxy for race.