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Shouting Down Speakers Who Offend
Over the course of a month, students on several college campuses shut down speakers they disagreed with. Why is it so hard to forge a consensus on what protecting free speech really means?
Australia Recovers With Foreign Students, but Not Domestic
A strong labor market and the rising cost of living are driving down domestic enrollments in Australia.
Increasing Class Lengths… by 5 Minutes
The University of Delaware is increasing class lengths by five minutes to meet what its Faculty Senate said were federal minimum standards.
Program Launch: Procurement Internship Prepares Students for Workforce
An internship pilot for government contracting is providing on-the-job training for Youngstown State University students while supporting local businesses.
Harvard Receives $300 Million Gift
Harvard University announced a $300 million gift on Tuesday. The funds, from business leader and philanthropist Kenneth C. Griffin, will...
Recommitting to ‘Stewardship of Place’
A new report takes stock of how regional public institutions are serving local communities—and offers lessons for those looking to do so more effectively.
Florida Career College Cut Off From Federal Student Aid
The Education Department’s Office of Federal Student Aid is removing Florida Career College, a for-profit chain with 11 campuses, from...
Few Changes in ‘U.S. News’ List of Top Law Schools
this is the first year for U.S. News & World Report’s law school ranking since Yale University’s law school (and...