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Civility in Politics
Political discussions are often uncivil. In today's Academic Minute, the University of South Dakota's Matthew C. Moen examines a few...
Costume Choices
A year after detailed guidance from Yale set off a national debate, many other colleges are still offering detailed advice on how to avoid offensive Halloween costumes.
Educators Pitch IT! at Educause
At technology conference, finalists in a competition to solve higher education's big issues focus on the need for all-in-one solutions. Who will win?
Forced Out (Constitutionally) for Facebook Comments
Federal appeals court rules that Central Lakes College acted legally when it kicked a student out of a nursing program for comments deemed unprofessional and threatening.
Fears for Research in Europe
Are low chances of being funded discouraging best researchers from key European Commission program?
Life as They Know It Now
Michael Bérubé publishes follow-up to his 1996 book about his son with Down syndrome. Jamie’s now a working adult who’s offered his dad, who has become a leading figure in disability studies, a whole new education.
NCAA: San Jose State Coach Lied About Violations
The former head women's basketball coach at San Jose State University violated National Collegiate Athletic Association rules when he allowed...
Brigham Young to Offer Amnesty to Assault Victims
After months of criticism, protests and an internal study, Brigham Young University announced Wednesday that it will provide amnesty to...