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The Changing Monograph Market
Study suggests university presses are publishing fewer books in the humanities. Experts say the publishing industry is facing more significant changes.
Barnard Deal With Adjuncts Averts Strike
Barnard College and the union representing its adjunct faculty members reached a deal late last week that will avert a...
NYU Will Promote Speedier Graduation
New York University, long criticized for its expensive price tag, has launched a new effort called Accelerate to encourage more...
Hundreds of Scientists Rally in Boston
Hundreds of scientists, some in lab coats, held a rally in Boston Sunday to draw attention to their concerns about...
Don't Blame State Disinvestment Alone
Tuition rose faster than state appropriations fell, and federal aid helped make that possible, study asserts.
Capital Letters Live On at Quinnipiac
University drops logo opposed by many students because it featured university without a capital U.
Universities Breached by Russian Hacker
More than 60 universities and government agencies in the U.K. and U.S. have been breached by a Russian hacker known...
Liberty Gets Waiver to Join Football Bowl Subdivision
Liberty University will join the Football Bowl Subdivision, college sports' most competitive level, after receiving a waiver from the National...