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Turning to Courts for Loan Forgiveness

As months pass without action by the Trump administration on loan-forgiveness claims, some borrowers who attended defunct for-profits find success clearing loan debt through the courts.
Opinion

Confessions of an Interactive Lecturer

In half of a 12-step program, L. Kimberly Epting describes how to create a lecture environment that supports student learning.
Opinion

Hope for Faculty Off the Tenure Track?

Forward-thinking colleges are adopting creative and distinct solutions to support adjunct faculty. Other institutions must learn by example, Adrianna Kezar argues.

A Donor's Demands, a Revoked Chair

A religion professor at the American University in Cairo says the university had no right to revoke his chair title after he resisted a donor's demands that he teach Islam in a preferential manner.

‘Cracks in the Ivory Tower’

Authors discuss their new book on "moral mess" of higher education.

New Programs: Fine Arts, Counseling, Robotics, Theater Education, Health Informatics, Management and Technology, Homeland Security, Sustainability, Technical Art History

Augustana University, in South Dakota, is starting a bachelor of fine arts program. Cazenovia College is starting a master's program...

Former Student, Fair Game?

Institutions tend to either ban student-faculty dating altogether or where a supervisory relationship exists. But they don't ever say professors can't date students who were recently -- sometimes very recently -- in their classes.

Failure to Launch

A new report explains how and why a public-private partnership that sought to help more community college students transfer to selective universities failed.