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More Than Half a Million Young People Have Already Voted
Younger voters are apparently heeding urgings to vote early. A Tufts University study finds that, as of Oct. 14, over...
Federal Judge Considers Stopping Rejection of Borrower-Defense Claims
In a strongly worded order, a federal judge in California is signaling that he may put a stop to the...
Former Okla. President and VP Will Not Be Charged in Sexual Misconduct Case
David Boren, former president of the University of Oklahoma, and James “Tripp” Hall III, former vice president, will not be...
Academic Minute: Sports Tickets
Today on the Academic Minute, John Drea, professor of business at Illinois College, says win-loss records might not attract the...
Big Payoffs for Manufacturing Apprenticeships in Ky.
Students who enrolled in an advanced manufacturing apprenticeship program in the Kentucky Community and Technical College System were significantly more...
$100M for California Community Colleges
California's community colleges just received the largest donation to community colleges in history, according to a news release from the...
Admissions Officials Fear Loss of Data for Recruitment
Nearly 53 percent of respondents to a survey from the National Association for College Admission Counseling said that COVID-19 will...
Academic Minute: Monastic Teaching and Metacognition
Today on the Academic Minute, Kelsey Gray, a postdoctoral fellow in the Emory-Tibet Science Initiative at Emory University, explores the...