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Korean Scholar Fined for Work on ‘Comfort Women’
A professor was found guilty in a South Korean court of defamation for her writings challenging conventional wisdom on the...
How Academics Vote in International Rankings
Study raises questions about what those responding do or don’t know about institutions they are evaluating.
Debate on Climate for Conservatives at Nebraska
Three Republican state lawmakers who say the University of Nebraska at Lincoln is hostile to political conservatives will share their...
First Generation to the Ivy League
Author discusses her new book on transitions in admissions -- and beyond.
Retaliation Is Not a Right
Indiana appeals court sides with Purdue Calumet in professor’s free speech lawsuit.
Math Student Wins ‘Dance Your Ph.D.’ Contest
Science sponsors an annual "Dance Your Ph.D." contest to highlight research and the importance of communicating findings in ways to...
Admissions Insider: Reaching the Middle Class
In this week’s “Admissions Insider”: Occidental College removes home equity from the wealth calculations of some middle-class families and boosts...
Princeton, Microsoft File Joint DACA Lawsuit
Princeton University and Microsoft have joined together to file a lawsuit against President Trump’s rescinding of the Deferred Action for...