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Tracking ‘Invisible Colleges’
Developments since 1967 at small, private, nonelite colleges are the subject of new research, providing rarely seen insight into changes over time in one of the most worried-about sectors in higher ed.
‘Keywords’ for Understanding Academe
Co-editors discuss their no-holds-barred dictionary for academic life.
In Australia, Renewed Push on Western Civilization
New center seeks to influence curriculum shifts in recent years, which have focused on Asia and on the country's Aboriginal heritage. Some question whether country needs more study of white men.
Suicide Data
Mental health experts say collecting data around student suicide can be helpful to inform administrators.
Georgetown Hints at Grad Assistant Union Election Agreement
Georgetown University hinted this week at a possible private union election agreement with its would-be graduate student union. Graduate assistants...
Maine Professors Oppose Policy on Political Activity
University System of Maine professors are concerned about a Board of Trustees proposal to prohibit most employees from speaking about...
Academic Minute: Health Benefits of a Congestion Tax
Today on the Academic Minute, Emilia Simeonova, assistant professor at the Johns Hopkins Carey School of Business, explains why taxing...
Trevecca Nazarene Won't Host Anti-Muslim Event
Trevecca Nazarene University has withdrawn from plans to host an event that was to have featured speakers widely seen as...