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Yale Accused of Discriminating Against Mentally Ill Students
Yale students and alumni are suing the university for allegedly discriminating against students with mental health issues, The Washington Post...
NYU Puts $1 Billion Into Brooklyn Engineering School
New York University will invest $1 billion in its Tandon School of Engineering in Brooklyn, adding $400 million to the...
World Cup Raises Issues of Academic Freedom
Will Qatar and its international campuses learn from the experience of hosting the tournament?
Stanford Investigates President Over Research Integrity
Stanford University is investigating whether its president, Marc Tessier-Lavigne, had any role in possible misconduct in papers he co-wrote prior...
A Case for Wildfire Retreat
The risk of wildfires will force big decisions for residents in the near future. In today’s Academic Minute, Emily Schlickman...
Ohio State President Mysteriously Resigns
Kristina Johnson is stepping down as Ohio State’s president. She’s denied initial reports that she resigned under investigation but remains tight-lipped about her decision.
Campus Protests Sweeping China Spread to U.S.
Demonstrations against Xi Jinping’s “Zero COVID” policy erupted on Chinese campuses over the weekend, threatening the country’s fraught partnerships with U.S. colleges.
‘Unicorns’ in Uncertain Times
At a time when many women’s colleges are struggling to remain viable—and, some might argue, relevant—the colleges’ leaders and students have no doubt the institutions are needed.