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Starbucks Extends Military Tuition Benefit
The Starbucks Corporation this week announced that it will offer a tuition-free education to a spouse or child of its...
New Developments in Case of Professor Convicted of Raping Disabled Man
The former Rutgers University professor of philosophy found guilty last month of sexually assaulting a disabled man is seeking to...
Regulatory Help for Nepali Students Affected by Earthquake
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is suspending certain rules to allow Nepali students who are experiencing economic hardship due...
Kansas, Amid Missouri and Yale Tensions, Plans Town Hall
The University of Kansas announced Monday that it will hold a town hall meeting Wednesday on issues of race, respect...
U of Illinois Fires Director of Athletics
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign on Monday fired its athletics director, Mike Thomas, The Chicago Tribune reported. The Illinois...
Provost Pick Upsets Professors at College of Charleston
Many faculty members questioned the decision of the board of the College of Charleston last year to appoint Glenn McConnell...
Anger on Ouster of Founder of Film Program at Rutgers
Students and others are protesting the ouster of Dena Seidel as director of the Rutgers Center for Digital Filmmaking, New...
Size and Strength of Higher Education as Lobbying Force
An article in The Wall Street Journal explores higher education as a lobbying force and find colleges have large and...