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Language Study as a National Imperative
American Academy of Arts and Sciences makes the case for increasing foreign language learning capacity in a political climate that's increasingly anti-global.
Silencing Advocacy That Irritates State Leaders
UNC board members want law school’s civil rights center to be barred from lawsuits and suing the state -- which the center has done with success in the past.
Measuring Adversity
College Board pilots system to help colleges make admissions decisions about who is disadvantaged -- and evidence from one college suggests 20 percent of decisions might be different. But lack of emphasis on race concerns some advocates.
Academic Minute: Religion and Guns
Today on the Academic Minute, David Yamane, professor of sociology at Wake Forest University, explores if religious people really do...
U of Puerto Rico Faces Massive Budget Cut
Ratings agencies are watching as turmoil unfolds at the University of Puerto Rico amid the island's continuing economic crisis. S&P...
Aftermath of Reporting Vandalism by an Athlete
After reporting that her car was vandalized by a star men's basketball player, a Kansas University women's basketball player has...
Chapman U Gets $100 Million Pledge
Chapman University, a private institution based in Orange, Calif., this week announced that it will receive a $100 million donation...
Aid Applications From Undocumented Students Drop
Fewer undocumented immigrant students have applied for state-level financial aid in California so far this year, and state education officials...