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Florida AG Demands Law School Allow Turning Point Chapter
Florida’s top legal official is ordering a private Catholic law school in the state to allow students to form a...
4 State Bills Faculty Should Watch
Alabama, Kentucky, Oklahoma and Tennessee are considering legislation that will impact tenure, faculty governance and more.
Student-Built Instruments Head to Space
Astrophysics students at the College of Charleston helped develop research instruments now bound for the International Space Station.
Making Graduate Admissions International Student–Friendly
Colleges are using a range of strategies—from WhatsApp and email templates to local counselors—to make the application process more seamless for international graduate students.
Wisconsin Regents Defend Firing President
In a public hearing on Thursday, Universities of Wisconsin regents stood by their decision to fire system President Jay Rothman...
Ball State President Settles Free Speech Lawsuit
Ball State University president Geoffrey Mearns has settled a First Amendment lawsuit brought by a former employee fired for a...
Canada to Stick With ‘Flawed’ International Student Caps
The policy has achieved political aims despite damage done to sector, say experts, after an auditor general report finds that officials vastly underestimated impact.
Ep. 193: 3 Big Trends in Student Success
An inside look at what’s making a difference in and outside the classroom.