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Academic Minute: Seward and Clinton
In today’s Academic Minute, the University of New Haven's David Perry examines the historical similarities between Hillary Clinton and William...
Sit-In Over Tenure Denial at Harvard
Students from Harvard University's Graduate School of Education have started a sit-in outside the dean's office to protest the recent...
Admissions Group Summarizes Rankings Concerns
The National Association for College Admission Counseling has released "Best for Whom?" a report summarizing previously released surveys by the...
Board Conflict Leads to Resignation of Kansas Regents Chair
Gary Sherrer quit as chair of the Kansas Board of Regents, citing conflicts with other board members, The Kansas City...
Indiana U. to Shutter Continuing Education School
The Indiana University System announced Wednesday that it would shut down its School of Continuing Studies to save as much...
Law Student Accused of Plagiarizing Graduation Talk
Preston Mitchum gave a speech at his law school graduation from North Carolina Central University last week that in significant...
Community College If You Can Pay
California considers letting campuses set much higher tuition rate for some programs. Would shift help wealthier students, make the colleges more competitive with for-profits, or both?
First Openly Transgender College Basketball Player Leaves Team
Kye Allums, the openly transgender man on the George Washington University women’s basketball team, announced Wednesday that he will not...