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Clinton Sees Years of Ph.D. Topics Inspired by Sexism
At a press conference Thursday morning, Hillary Clinton was asked whether she thinks sexism is at play in some of...
'Rushing' the Academic Job Market
Is applying for tenure-track jobs like rushing a series of exclusive sororities? That’s the idea behind a new web video...
ITT Tech Facing Lawsuits From Employees
ITT Technical Institutes is now facing multiple lawsuits from employees who allege they were not warned before the institution announced...
England Seeks to Measure Learning
More than 70 institutions are testing different measures of student learning amid new government effort to evaluate universities on teaching quality.
More Flexibility for Syrian Students to Work in the U.S.
A notice scheduled to be published in the Federal Register today will make it easier for students from Syria who...
President Who Took Blue Collar Sabbatical Dies
John Coleman, president of Haverford College from 1967 to 1977, died Sept. 6 at the age of 95. At Haverford...
Long Island U Rejects Proposal to End Faculty Lockout
Long Island University has rejected a proposal by the faculty union to end the current lockout of professors at the...
'You Called Me a Liar'
U of Richmond student goes public with her grievances about the way the university handled a sexual assault she reported -- and she is joined by many in criticizing the university's response to her story.