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Syracuse Rescinds Protester Suspensions
Syracuse University will lift the interim suspensions it placed on more than 30 students participating in a sit-in and allow...
Treatment for Psychiatric Illnesses
New psychiatric therapies are needed. In today's Academic Minute, part of New York Institute of Technology Week, Navin Pokala, assistant...
Bloomberg's Take on Higher Ed
Candidate for Democratic presidential nomination proposes limited debt cancellation, tuition-free four-year college for low-income students and doubling Pell's maximum award.
Effort to Increase Pell Enrollment Slows
Initiative aimed at increasing Pell-eligible student enrollment at high-performing colleges is doing well. But a sudden plateau in progress shows hard choices colleges may need to make to move forward.
Course Hero Woos Professors
The company's website for sharing course materials is popular with students but a decade ago raised faculty hackles over copyright and enabling cheating. Has its outreach to professors changed the narrative?
Messy Merger Forecast for ‘McCengage’
Merging two giant educational publishers was never going to be smooth sailing, but the process has been rockier than Cengage and McGraw-Hill Education expected.
‘We’re Not Playing’
Student protesters occupying a building at Syracuse University have dug in their heels and refused to leave. University leaders responded by suspending them.
March SAT for Chinese Students Canceled Due to Coronavirus
The College Board canceled the March SAT administration in China and said it had canceled "the registrations of students who...