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For-Profit Chain Settles with Feds for $13 Million
Education Affiliates, a for-profit chain with 50 campuses, has settled with the federal government over false-claim allegations, the U.S. Department...
Convicted Rapist Will Play Football for Technical College
Trenton Mays, one of the Steubenville High School football players convicted in 2013 of raping a girl, will be playing...
U of California Adds Optional Admissions Questions on Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity
The University of California System is adding optional questions to undergraduate applications concerning sexual orientation and gender identity. While several...
Academic Minute: Religious 'Dones'
In today's Academic Minute, Josh Packard, a sociologist at the University of Northern Colorado, explains his work on our relationship...
Apollo Group Lays Off Hundreds
Apollo Education Group, the publicly traded company that owns the University of Phoenix, announced continued enrollment and revenue declines in...
Academic Minute: Afib
In today's Academic Minute, Emily O’Brien, a medical instructor at Duke University Medical Center, discusses her work to treat the...
Albright Suspends Operations at Arizona Campus
Albright College, in Pennsylvania, announced last week that it is suspending operations of its campus in Mesa, Ariz. Albright cited...
Second Penn State College Experiences Cyberattacks
Pennsylvania State University announced Friday that its College of Liberal Arts experienced two cyberattacks. These attacks took place after enhanced...