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Howard University Protests Continue
Several hundred Howard University students were in the third day of a takeover of the main administration building Sunday. The...
Utah State Investigates Piano Program
Utah State University has hired an outside investigator to examine complaints about its piano program; students charge that sexist treatment...
How Admissions Offices Can Prepare for New E.U. Rule
New guide offers scenarios for admissions offices to consider as they prepare for a new law from the European Union that could impose huge fines on American institutions.
The Pulse: A Bryan Alexander Keynote
This month's episode of the Pulse podcast presents the keynote address from Bryan Alexander at this month's USciences eLearning 3.0...
Minnesota Press Launches Free Digital Monograph Platform
The University of Minnesota Press has launched a free, open-source platform for digital monographs called Manifold. Doug Armato, director of...
Altruism and Kidney Donation
Why are some more altruistic than others? In today's Academic Minute, the University of Pennsylvania's Kristin Brethel-Haurwitz digs into the...
As Civil Rights Office Gets More Money, It Limits Investigations
Department of Education has narrowed scope of civil rights inquiries -- a necessary step, it says, to deliver speedier resolutions to students and colleges. Some criticize changes, especially in light of new funding from Congress to support investigations.
Holding Their Data Close
American, British and Canadian researchers are less likely than others to share data behind their research projects, study finds.