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N.Y. Attorney General Settles Lawsuit With DeVry
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office announced a more than $2.25 million settlement with DeVry Education Group. The state...
200 Colleges to Appeal Gainful Employment Ratings
More than 200 colleges have given the U.S. Department of Education notice that they will appeal gainful employment ratings that...
Congressional Education Committee Leaders Criticize Travel Ban
The two Republicans who lead the education committees of the U.S. Congress have issued statements that criticize aspects of the...
Academic Minute: Fake News and the Power of Awe
Today on the Academic Minute: Michelle Ouellette, assistant professor of journalism and public relations at SUNY Plattsburgh, explores how to...
Campus Fallout From the Trump Order
Harvard medical students don't want fund-raiser at Mar-a-Lago. Old Dominion professor apologizes for email criticizing those who skip protests. Digital pedagogy group considers adding Canadian location for meeting. Wheaton of Massachusetts creates scholarship for refugees.
Conservative, Libertarian Groups Propose Campus Free Speech Bill
Several conservative and libertarian organizations are urging state lawmakers to adopt legislation that aims to "restore and protect freedom of...
Political Satire in the Age of Post-Truth
Are we entering a golden age of political satire? In today's Academic Minute, Albright College's Matt Fotis discusses this art...
Is 'Inclusive Access' the Future for Publishers?
Textbooks aren't selling like they used to, but a new business model that has led to increased access to course materials and lower costs at some universities is beginning to take shape.