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‘Your Next-Door Iranian’
Iranian scholars and students in the U.S. reflect on Trump’s executive order -- temporarily suspended by federal court -- barring travel from their country.
Credit Cards a Costly Option
Colleges increasingly accept credit cards as a form of tuition payment, but many experts wonder why.
The Met Expands Access to Images of Artworks
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is making images of all its public-domain artworks -- more than 375,000 pieces -- available...
Thomas Aquinas to Open in Massachusetts
Thomas Aquinas College is expanding its footprint from California into Massachusetts, venturing into the Northeast at a time when many...
East Tennessee State Seeks to Fire Professor
East Tennessee State University is pushing to fire David Champouillon, a tenured music professor, after an investigation found that he...
Incubation's Unintended Consequences
New study indicates business incubators can have adverse impacts on research and innovation.
FIRE Releases Survey of Bias Response Teams
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education on Tuesday released a nationwide survey of college and university bias response teams...
New Presidents or Provosts: Grand Rapids CC, Holyoke CC, Southern Arkansas U Tech, U of Minnesota-Morris, U of South Carolina Upstate
Michelle Behr, provost, senior vice president for academic affairs and dean of the college at Birmingham-Southern College, in Alabama, has...