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Study Abroad in Cuba Continues, Despite Warning
Several study abroad providers said they planned to continue their programming in Cuba after the U.S. Department of State issued...
Survey: Study Abroad as Tool to Land Jobs
More than half (53.3 percent) of alumni of study abroad programs say they believe their study abroad experience contributed to...
3 Share Nobel Prize in Medicine
Three American academics were this morning named joint winners of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Medicine. They were honored "for...
Hundreds Protest DeVos at Harvard
Hundreds of students protested against Education Secretary Betsy DeVos when she appeared at Harvard University Thursday, the Associated Press reported...
Perkins Loan Extension Blocked in House, Senate
The hopes of a bipartisan group of lawmakers to extend the Perkins Loan program before it expires September 30 were...
OCR: Colleges Can Use Mediation for Sex Assault
In a phone briefing with college lawyers Thursday, Acting Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights Candice Jackson said that colleges can...
Stevens Names Building After Gianforte Family
In June, Greg Gianforte pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor assault charge after he was accused of body slamming a reporter...
Academic Minute: Disaster Preparedness
Today on the Academic Minute: Peter Neal Peregrine, professor of anthropology and museum studies at Lawrence University, examines whether greater...