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Deal Reached With Taliban to Free Professors

The Afghan government and the Taliban have agreed on a prisoner exchange that would free two professors at the American...

Academic Minute: Living-Learning Communities

Today on the Academic Minute, Mimi Benjamin, associate professor in the department of student affairs in higher education at Indiana...

Education Department Explains Grand Canyon Decision

The U.S. Department of Education last week told Grand Canyon University that it had determined that the university remains a...

Brown Will Aim to Double Veterans Enrolled by 2024

Brown University on Monday announced a plan to double the number of veterans enrolled (to 42) by 2024. The university...

Study: Gainful Employment Associated With Closures

For-profit college programs that passed gainful-employment metrics were associated with a lower likelihood of closing, according to a working paper...

Tuition Revenue Growth Expected to Slow

Growth in net tuition revenue is expected to slow in the 2020 fiscal year for both public and private universities...

On Increasing Gender Diversity in STEM

Twenty-three scientists who met last year in Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y., to discuss a major report on sexual harassment in...

Czech Faculty Fired for Chinese Embassy Payments

Charles University, in Prague, fired several faculty members over secret Chinese government payments, the Financial Times reported. The faculty were...