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Rating Agencies Issue Dour Higher Ed Outlook for Next Year
Two bond rating agencies on Tuesday issued pessimistic outlooks for the U.S. higher education sector for 2021 as the coronavirus...
Library Leaders Brace for Budget Cuts
Academic library survey reveals widespread budget cuts during the COVID-19 pandemic and concern about long-term financial recovery.
Federal Guidance on Foreign Students Remains Same for Spring
Federal guidance for enrolling international students in programs operating in hybrid or online modes due to the pandemic remains the...
Report Chronicles Changes in Law Education
The Law School Survey of Student Engagement, released Tuesday, chronicles changes in law education in the United States from 2004...
Opinion
When Polling Fails, Read a Book
Transformative texts offer us a way to confront the mystery of the human condition and, in our current context, what we don’t understand about American politics, writes Tamara Mann Tweel.
A Pitch to Turn Prison Into College
A former Wisconsin governor who oversaw the expansion of the state's prison system now wants to turn a prison into...
Academic Minute: Latin Alive!
Today on the Academic Minute, part of Cornell University Week, Dan Gallagher, professor of the practice in classics, makes the...
11th-Hour Policy and Politics
A new Department of Education hotline for reporting free speech violations on college campuses is under fire by higher education advocates who say it is unnecessary and lacks legal authority.