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Fight Unfolds Over Frank Lloyd Wright's Educational Legacy
The School of Architecture at Taliesin has reversed a decision to close. But its battle with a related foundation reveals stresses and shortcomings affecting college governance.
In Defense of the ‘Impostor’ Learning Community
An unhappy reader says a recent column cast aspersions on cash-starved colleges trying to do the right thing. Plus: We seek your advice on how we should cover teaching and learning during corona frenzy.
Spring Break Conundrum: Stay Home or Travel?
With COVID-19 cases growing abroad and at home, some U.S. colleges are urging students, faculty and staff to ditch personal travel plans, while other institutions are requiring those that do travel to report possible exposure to the coronavirus.
Planning for Coronavirus With Fewer Resources
As elite institutions close campuses or switch to online courses, regional and community colleges are planning for the worst. How will they fare?
Keeping Their Distance
As universities across the country move instruction online to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus, they're also trying to curtail student activities and interactions outside of classrooms that can contribute to community spread.
UCSD Apologizes for Rankings Error
The University of California, San Diego, has apologized for misreporting -- for rankings purposes -- some data about its M.B.A...
UVA Unveils Affordable Housing Project
The University of Virginia announced today that it will develop 1,000 to 1,500 affordable housing units in the next 10...
Academic Minute: Treating Leukemia
Today on the Academic Minute, part of Albert Einstein College of Medicine Week, Ulrich Steidl, professor of cell biology, looks...