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Rating Agencies Issue Dour Higher Ed Outlook for Next Year
Two bond rating agencies on Tuesday issued pessimistic outlooks for the U.S. higher education sector for 2021 as the coronavirus...
Law Professor Says He Was Suspended Without Cause
John Banzhaf, an outspoken professor of law at George Washington University, says he was involuntarily put on leave for the...
NIH Announces New Funding for Diverse Scholars
The National Institutes of Health on Tuesday announced that they will offer new support to institutions to recruit diverse cohorts...
More Colleges Adopting Chicago Principles for Free Speech
The increased prevalence of online instruction at colleges across the country and heightened student activism for racial justice during summer...
Completion Rates Flat Over All
National completion rates have plateaued, and community college completion rates decreased, according to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. The...
Academic Minute: Antebellum Social Media
Today on the Academic Minute, part of Cornell University Week, Derrick Spires, associate professor of English, explores how Black voices...
Report: Federal Policies That Could Help Transfer
A new memo from center-left Washington, D.C., think tank Third Way identifies transfer myths and what policy makers can do...
Hispanic Groups Push Former NEA President as Education Secretary
More than 40 Hispanic civil rights and policy groups, including the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, are urging President-elect Biden to...