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Questions and Protests for Hampton’s 40-Year President
William Harvey can point to substantial growth in enrollment and finances, but celebrations of his successes come amid student complaints, financial concerns about one of his signature projects and questions about family members employed by the university.
University Press of New England Will Shut Down
Operation was once supported by 10 colleges, but of late has been backed only by Brandeis and Dartmouth.
Subtly Silencing a Sexual Assault Accuser?
A James Madison administrator told a student that talking with reporters about her case could violate university policies, a message that has been heavily criticized among civil liberties advocates.
Another Higher Ed Bill Stalled in Congress
With renewal of the Higher Education Act turning into partisan grudge match, a popular career-training bill could be a straightforward accomplishment for Congress. But key lawmakers remain far apart.
Closing Academic Publishing's Gender Gap
Academic publishing’s gender gap is likely to continue for generations, especially in certain fields, according to a new analysis of...
Cal Poly Suspends All Greek Life After Second Racist Incident
California Polytechnic State University’s president announced in a letter Tuesday it would suspend all Greek life on campus after two...
Battery Conviction in Saudi Student's Death
A Minneapolis man was acquitted of murder but convicted of aggravated battery in the October 2016 death of a Saudi...
Utah State Demotes Title IX Chief
Utah State University has demoted its Title IX coordinator after an investigation found that administrators failed to address assault allegations...