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Journalism Adviser Under Fire
Wyoming college accused -- twice now -- of retaliating against a student newspaper by threatening the job of its faculty adviser.
Accreditor Victory in Duel With CFPB
Federal judge rules Consumer Financial Protection Bureau lacks the authority to investigate for-profit-college accreditors.
Scenes From Ed-Tech Heaven (or Hell)
The ASU GSV Summit, where investors and start-ups frolic, welcomes more educators and focuses more on working with higher ed than on conquering it.
Transgender Students, Bathroom Access and Suicide
A new North Carolina law bars public institutions, including public colleges and universities, from letting transgender people use bathrooms that...
Humans vs. Pathogens
How do you make new antibiotics? In today's Academic Minute, the University of Iowa's Amnon Kohen discusses the process for...
Israel Boycott Battle Heads to Court
A lawsuit against the American Studies Association argues its support for the academic boycott of Israel falls outside the scope of its mission.
Public Good, Private Money
Businesses, nonprofits and communities are turning to private dollars for help in establishing free community college programs.
Whittier Goes Test Optional in Admissions
Whittier College has become the latest to drop the requirement that applicants submit SAT or ACT scores. The option, however...