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The Unfairer Sex
Class-action lawsuits filed on behalf of women under Title IX have been part and parcel of the legal world for decades, write James Moore and Kursat Christoff Pekgoz, and now it's men's turn to band together.
Grading for STEM Equity
Study suggests that professors should standardize their grading curves, saying it's an efficient way to boost women's enrollment in STEM.
Academic Minute: Disgust
Today on the Academic Minute, part of Franklin & Marshall College Week, Carlota Batres, assistant professor of psychology, examines whether...
Capital Campaign Watch: Hampshire, Schenectady County CC, University of Detroit Mercy
Starting Off Hampshire College is starting a campaign to raise $60 million by 2024. Thus far, $10.7 million has been...
Database Comparing Institutional Policies
A searchable repository of higher education institutional policies is being created by the ed-tech company CollegeSource and the American Association...
Cuts Averted in Budget Deal
Congressional budget deal includes meaningful increases in funding for higher education and scientific research, ignoring deep slashes proposed by the Trump administration.
Coping With Finals and Stress
Final exams and papers can compound end-of-semester anxiety. Colleges are increasingly offering students coping mechanisms and enhanced mental health services at this time of the year.
Closing Art School to Sell Collection
The Memphis College of Art announced two years ago that it was closing. Next month the college will auction off...