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MIT Adds Review of Some International Projects
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Wednesday announced it was starting a new process for "elevated risk" projects involving collaborations...
Kentucky Makes Pledges to Black Students
Facing protests by black students, the University of Kentucky made a series of pledges to them this week. Among the...
Race as a Social Construct
Is race a social construct? In today's Academic Minute, Raritan Valley Community College's Karen Gaffney discusses how race as a...
Few Lessons Learned on For-Profit Closures
As Dream Center collapses, Trump administration's oversight of massive for-profit college deal under scrutiny. Critics ask why more protections weren't sought after purchase of Argosy and Art Institutes chains.
Going Outside to Grow
When a legacy online program started to languish, Michigan State University leaders brought in a corporate provider to boost student enrollment. Will others do the same?
Faculty Salaries Up 1.7%
Hottest field for new faculty hires over the past year is health professions, as some 1,410 new assistant professors picked up jobs, according to new data from CUPA-HR.
Online Program Tuition, Netflix-Style
Idaho's largest state university has introduced a new reduced-price tuition model, geared toward rural adults, for two of its online programs: students subscribe for a year then pay automatically once a month.
Navigating the Never-Ending Online Course Cycle
Creating a system for developing and revamping online courses can be challenging -- but is increasingly essential -- for institutions with growing programs.