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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...
Fitch: Pandemic Likely to Stall Higher Ed Project Financing
The pandemic will likely stall some higher education capital projects, Fitch Ratings states in a new report. Revenue stress, budget...
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...
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...
$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...
Professor Suspended for Scholar Strike Participation
A second professor has been targeted for participating in last month’s Scholar Strike for racial justice. Wendy Leo Moore, associate...
Ed-Tech Specialist Fights Proctorio Lawsuit
Learning technology specialist Ian Linkletter has vowed to fight a copyright infringement lawsuit brought against him by online proctoring software...
University of Iowa Football Players Want Firings, $20M Amid Racial Bias Allegations
A group of Black former football players at the University of Iowa asked for $20 million and for several high-ranking...