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UCLA Closes a Camp Amid Sex Assault and Hazing Charges
The University of California, Los Angeles, has this year closed its Bruin Woods summer camp for alumni amid allegations of...
Injunction Sought to Force Restart of Student Loan Payments
Arguing that the ongoing student loan payment pause is unlawful, a Michigan legal advocacy organization wants a federal judge to...
Faculty Votes No Confidence in Yakima Valley President
The faculty union at Yakima Valley College, a community college in Washington State, recently gave the college’s president a vote...
Faculty Diverges on Researcher’s Alleged Misconduct
A University of Delaware associate professor of marine science says a faculty panel ruled in her favor after another committee found her guilty of research misconduct. She says the president is still planning to fire her.
Learning From Failure: Academic Minute
Today on the Academic Minute: Robert Kunzman, professor of curriculum studies and philosophy of education at Indiana University, explores how...
After Failed Presidential Search, South Florida State Names New Finalist
In the wake of a failed presidential search last week, South Florida State College has named a new sole finalist...
Are Payoffs to Get Your Kid Into College Legal?
Ruling by federal appeals court in the Varsity Blues cases that went to trial suggests that in some cases, they may be legal.
Positive Partnership: Creating Equity in Gateway Course Success
The Gardner Institute’s Courses and Curricula in Urban Ecosystems initiative works alongside institutions to improve success in general education courses.