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GOP Pushes Ahead on Higher Ed Act
Republicans on House education committee -- with little patience for complaints over rushed process -- advanced out of committee an expansive update to law governing federal aid programs.
A Threat to Campus? Or a Panic Attack?
Hampshire has kicked a student off campus after it said threats were made and campus safety was in danger. The student’s supporters, noting his autism, say his panic attacks were misinterpreted.
New Presidents or Provosts: City College of San Francisco, Delaware State U, Eastern New Mexico U, Erie CC, Lewis & Clark College, Shawnee CC, State U of New York-Albany, Texas A&M U, U of Maine-Augusta, U of Michigan
Tony Allen, head of corporate reputation for Bank of America, in Delaware, has been appointed provost at Delaware State University...
Analysis: 28 Colleges Would Fail Grad Rate Requirement in House Bill
A new analysis from the Center for American Progress found more than two dozen minority-serving institutions would fail a graduation...
Academic Minute: Movies and Government Officials
Today on the Academic Minute, Michelle Pautz, associate professor of political science at the University of Dayton, discusses how bureaucrats...
Calls Escalate for Oklahoma Regent to Quit
Calls for the University of Oklahoma regent who said homosexuality is “wrong” to resign have escalated, with both students and...
Iranian Court Upholds Death Penalty for Researcher
Human rights groups are reporting that Iran’s Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence for a disaster medicine researcher, Ahmadreza...
Higher Ed Bill's Implications for Digital Learning
The U.S. House of Representatives education committee was set to advance legislation Tuesday that would drop the Higher Education Act's...