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The ‘Right Not to Work’
Faculty members concerned about health and safety want a say in the conditions under which they'll be working if they are expected to teach in person next fall.
Coalition Urges Congress to Support Science
Eighteen professional societies, trade groups and other organizations today urged Congress to include scientific research funding in any future coronavirus...
Academic Minute: Female Authors During the Holocaust
Today on the Academic Minute, Carola Daffner, associate professor of global languages and cultures at the University of Dayton, explores...
Harvard Reviews Connections to Epstein
In September 2019, Lawrence Bacow, president of Harvard University, requested a full review of the connections between late billionaire sex...
20% Enrollment Drop Seen
Survey figures are for four-year public colleges and don't consider international students. Minority students are at greater risk. Plus, details on numerous other studies.
Michigan State Black Faculty Oppose New Provost
The Black Faculty, Staff and Administrators Association at Michigan State University has written a letter to the college's president opposing the selection of Teresa Woodruff as provost.
The Week in Admissions News
May 1 is just another day; interest in community colleges; plans for the fall.
George Mason Faults Professor for Sexual Talk With Students
Allegations against Todd Kashdan, a tenured psychology professor at George Mason University, have come to light through court records, The...