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Turkish Refugee Academics' Problems Follow Them Abroad
Report says they face human rights violations in France, Germany and elsewhere.
Stimulus Aid Won't Suffice for Colleges, Fitch Warns
Billions of dollars dedicated to colleges and universities in the recently enacted stimulus legislation won't come close to helping the...
East Carolina Reinstates Women's Teams After Lawsuit Threat
East Carolina University, which cut four sports teams in May due to a budget deficit caused partially by the coronavirus...
Condemnations of Capitol Rioting (and Trump) Continue
Statements from college presidents grew longer and more formal, in contrast to short initial reactions Wednesday.
UNC, Goucher Alter Spring Instructional Plans
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill announced Thursday that it will start the spring semester as planned on...
Insider-only Webcast: What Can We Learn From 2020, A Year Like None Other | Tuesday, December 15 at 2:00 pm ET
2020 has been a year like none other, and higher ed had to adapt quickly to the changing environment. In...
Reading Matt Hartley’s 'Eyam' in Quarantine
Art that looks at the past can also inform the future. In today's Academic Minute, part of Misericordia University Week...
‘The Worst Day for American Democracy in My Lifetime’
College presidents called the violent unrest at the U.S. Capitol building shocking, frightening and a “clear attempt to hijack the very foundation of our democracy.”