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Claremont Seminary to Train Muslims and Jews as Well as Christians
Claremont School of Theology will announce today that it will add training for Muslims and Jews to its curriculum this...
AAUP Honors Pat McGuire for Stance on Academic Freedom
The American Association of University Professors, which holds its annual meeting this week in Washington, will present its Alexander Meiklejohn...
New Analysis on Poverty and Education
The Institute for Higher Education Policy is today releasing a report, "A Portrait of Low-Income Young Adults in Education," with...
Good News for Endangered Philosophy Program
There may be hope for a key research team in philosophy at Britain's Middlesex University. Times Higher Education reported that...
The Great Conference Confusion
The landscape of college athletics could shift dramatically in the coming weeks, as the Big Ten and Pacific-10 Conferences consider...
Embedded Librarians
BALTIMORE — Nancy Roderer is one for bold predictions. As a library consultant in the 1980s, Roderer predicted that all...
Black Mark for BYU
Brigham Young University's Independent Study program appears to be wildly successful. At any given time, students are taking more than...
Community College as Convener
In better times, Monroe Community College knew where its bread was buttered. Rochester, N.Y.'s three major employers – the Eastman...