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Going to War With Fraternities
West Virginia University president E. Gordon Gee warns parents against fraternity chapters that say they will disaffiliate from the institution after new rules on Greek life.
This Town's Not Big Enough for the Both of Us
Texas A&M and Texas Tech are both vying to open new veterinary-medicine programs in the same northwest Texas town -- and neither is happy about the other's plans.
States Attempt Closing Racial Gaps to Improve Graduation
States focused on closing racial gaps in college achievement are seeing progress, but more can be done.
Trump Picks Robert L. King for Key Higher Ed Post
The White House announced Tuesday that President Trump will nominate Robert L. King to be the assistant secretary of postsecondary...
Academic Minute: Dams and Risk of Fish Extinction
Today on the Academic Minute, John Kominoski, assistant professor in the department of biological sciences at Florida International University, describes...
S&P: Public Universities in 4 Countries Stable Despite Pressures
A credit ratings agency said in a report issued Monday that public universities in Australia, Canada, Mexico and the United...
Six-Figure Settlement in Texas Bias Suit
The University of Texas at Austin has agreed to a $600,000 settlement with a black former women’s track coach who...
UC Berkeley Suspends Professor for Harassment
The University of California, Berkeley, suspended a well-known architecture professor for engaging in a "pattern of sexual harassment that created...