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Teaching Assistant Sues Over 'Inquisition'
In November, the case of Lindsay Shepherd became a major controversy when recordings surfaced of how officials at Wilfrid Laurier...
Price Matters but Doesn't Rule
A program's price is a major factor -- but not the deciding one -- as online students decide where to enroll, survey finds. Report also explores program mix, demographics, use of mobile.
Safeguarding Personal Data on Our Phones
The misuse of smartphone data is becoming better known by the day. In today's Academic Minute, Baldwin Wallace University's Brian...
Harassment Unchecked
National Academies report says sexual harassment is costly to science and that compliance-based approaches to curbing it don't work. Promoting civility and otherwise managing research and learning climates is more effective, it says.
Under DeVos, a Smaller Department of Education
Inside Higher Ed analysis of employee data shows the agency has shed more than 500 workers -- 13 percent of its total staff -- since the start of the Trump administration. Former officials say that means employees are stretched thin.
British Columbia Institutions Add No-Cost Textbooks to Tuition-Free Program
Institutions in the Canadian province of British Columbia have since September 2017 offered a government-funded tuition-free certificate in adult basic...
Forbes Enters the Online Learning Business (With Bridgepoint)
Forbes Media announced last week that it would begin offering dozens of self-paced online courses for aspiring professionals, through the...
Indian Regulator Approves Fully Online Degrees
The Indian government has for the first time given approval to highly ranked universities in the country to offer fully...