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COVID-19 Cluster Affects 10% of Kansas College's Students
Nearly 10 percent of the first roughly 500 students and employees tested for COVID-19 at Bethel College, in Kansas, have...
UIUC Hit Ill-Timed Snafu in Renewing Pandemic Insurance
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign made headlines for taking out insurance in 2017 to protect against losses in Chinese...
New Programs: Business Administration, Arts and Culture, Social Work, Education
Mississippi State University is starting a minor in business administration. Roberts Wesleyan College is starting an associate of science in...
Justice Department v. Yale
Federal agency says the university's admissions policies discriminate against Asian and white applicants.
Interprofessional Collaboration for Health Professions Students
Health-care workers can be exposed to many different things during their work. In today's Academic Minute, part of University of...
A Tough Year for Community Colleges
Despite earlier predictions that this might be their year, many are expecting enrollment declines -- some of them devastating. Impact is greatest on minority and low-income students.
COVID-19: Boom or Bust for For-Profits?
Some for-profit colleges reported increased profitability and modest enrollment gains as the economy crashed in the second quarter, but it's still not clear whether the current pandemic and recession will turn around the fortunes of a sector that had been struggling.
U of Chicago President to Step Down
University of Chicago president Robert J. Zimmer will step down from the presidency in June 2021, at the end of...