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Embattled GW President Plans Retirement
Thomas LeBlanc will retire at the end of his five-year contract in 2022 after taking criticism related to diversity on campus and plans to shrink the student body, but support for his handling of the pandemic.
Hartford President Leaves Commencement After Jeers
Gregory Woodward, the president of the University of Hartford in Connecticut, left a commencement ceremony this weekend after being booed...
Report: State Funding Closely Linked to Student Success
State funding for public higher education institutions and student financial aid have a direct impact on student success, a new...
Academic Minute: A TeleSocialWork Case Study
Today on the Academic Minute: Edward Cohen, professor in the school of social work at San José State University, examines...
Council on Legal Education Opportunity Sticks With Remote Work
A Maryland-based nonprofit organization that aims to diversify the legal profession announced yesterday that it will permanently work remotely, a...
Baylor Opens Door to Possible LGBTQ+ Student Group
The Board of Regents at Baylor University, a Baptist institution in Texas, approved a resolution last week that opens the...
Stockton Paid Administrators Bonuses Amid Faculty Furloughs
Five top administrators at Stockton University in New Jersey received $6,000 to $7,000 bonuses during the coronavirus pandemic as the...