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North Korea Releases Americans
Two Americans formerly affiliated with a private university in Pyongyang were among three people released from North Korean detention Tuesday...
Academic Minute: The Teeth of Herculaneum
Today on the Academic Minute, Christopher Schmidt, professor in the department of anthropology at the University of Indianapolis, explores what...
Reported Censorship at a Confucius Institute
A journalist at Foreign Policy wrote that a reference to her reporting experience in Taiwan was deleted from her biography...
Princeton Admits First Transfers Since 1990
In 1990, Princeton University abandoned transfer admissions. The university's board agreed in 2016 to come up with a plan to...
Proposed Federal Rule Making on 'Innovation' and Aid
The U.S. Department of Education plans to hold a negotiated rule-making session aimed at changing regulations for federal aid eligibility...
Laureate Describes Its Shifted Focus
Laureate Education, the large global college network that returned to publicly traded status this year, has largely concluded its shift...
St. Joseph of Vermont Will Stay Open
The College of St. Joseph, in Vermont, which last week said it might be forced to close, plans to remain...
Multiple Math Pathways and College Completion
The traditional algebra-to-calculus mathematics pathway required by most colleges "doesn't reflect changes in the types of quantitative skills that students...