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Latinos, African Americans Most Likely to Change Education Plans
The pandemic has had a disproportionate impact on the education plans of people of color, with half of Latinos and...
Suspended: Professor Who Mocked Exam Request
The University of California, Los Angeles, put Gordon Klein, instructor of accounting, on administrative leave through June 24, pending a...
Bleak NEA Projections on Job Losses
The National Education Association projects that the U.S. stands to lose 1.9 million education jobs, many of them in higher...
How We Value Landscapes
Empty landscapes can be a haven for other forms of life. In today's Academic Minute, part of SUNY Oneonta Sustainability...
Will Cuts Give Way to ‘Systemwide Changes’ at University of Alaska?
The University of Alaska system has for years struggled with declining enrollment and state funding. Forced into a corner, the system's Board of Regents approved massive academic and administrative cuts, but experts say it's not enough to survive long term.
What Do We Know About This Spring's Remote Learning?
What should we try to find out? And how might what we learn influence how colleges educate their students this fall and beyond?
New Requirements, More Costs
Community college officials say new federal regulations requiring costly new processes for handling sexual misconduct complaints are burdensome and unnecessary for largely commuter campuses.
New Presidents or Provosts: American U of Rome, Bay Path U, College of Saint Mary, Franklin College, George Mason U, Illinois State U, Lubbock Christian U, Middlesex CC, Seattle Pacific U, U of the South
Kimberly Allen, assistant vice president for academic affairs at Maryville University, in Missouri, has been named vice president for academic...