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Professors at Syracuse University fight a plan that they say reflects the wrong priorities at a time of staff buyouts.
Refusing to Be Measured
Rutgers professors vote a second time to seek access to and limits on use of data from Academic Analytics -- as faculty advocates vow to take such criticism to other campuses.
Chilling Higher Ed Cooperation in China?
The country's strict new law regulating the activities of foreign nongovernmental organizations raises many unanswered questions for universities operating there.
Columbia U Announces New Graduate Student Benefits
Columbia University announced a series of new benefits for graduate students this week. John H. Coatsworth, provost, wrote in an...
Scholarship for Undocumented Students in 16 States
A new scholarship program will fund 500 immigrant students who are unable to attend college in their home states. TheDream.US...
Israel Bars Founder of Boycott Movement From Traveling Abroad
Israel has barred a prominent founder of the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement from traveling internationally. According to accounts in...
Dropbox Launches Education Offering
The file-hosting service Dropbox is launching a new deployment option specifically for colleges and universities. More than 4,000 institutions already...
Americans Say World Thinks Well of U.S. Higher Ed
Asked whether American institutions are seen as very positive by those around the world, Americans believe -- by far --...