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Accreditation Risk From Alaska Cuts
The University of Alaska's accreditor warns that unprecedented funding cuts could threaten the system's status.
Increasing Cybersecurity and Identity Theft Awareness
Colleges and universities have started using unique approaches to raise awareness among students of cybersecurity threats.
Making the FAFSA Mandatory
Texas will become the second state to require high school seniors to submit an application for federal student aid, a step that higher ed researchers say is linked to college enrollment.
Harvard Fires Fencing Coach Over Home Sale
Harvard University said Tuesday that it fired its head fencing coach over conflict-of-interest policy violations. Peter Brand, the coach, was...
Student Deported From North Korea Denies Spying Allegation
An Australian student who was deported from North Korea for allegedly spying dismissed the allegation and said it was "pretty...
Academic Minute: Autism Biomarkers
Today on the Academic Minute, Rajesh Kana, associate professor of psychology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, explores the...
Oklahoma Must Certify Answers to 'U.S. News'
The University of Oklahoma has been told that it must certify the answers to some questions from U.S. News &...
S.C. Governor Forces Vote on USC President
South Carolina governor Henry McMaster, a Republican, has called every member of the University of South Carolina board to urge...