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An Industry-Aligned Education
With guidance from industry, faculty members at the City University of New York system are designing new curricula in data science and cybersecurity.
‘Fixing Law Schools’
Author discusses his new book on problems with legal education.
FTC and Phoenix Settle Over Ad Probe
University of Phoenix and the Federal Trade Commission settle a five-year investigation into whether the university falsely touted its relationships with big employers.
Antigay and Unemployed
Professor who sought refuge from liberal academe at a Southern Baptist seminary finds out why tenure matters.
SMU Sued for Severing Ties With Church
Church body files suit after Southern Methodist amended its governance documents to separate itself from church authority. The move follows actions by the United Methodist Church to strengthen prohibitions on same-sex marriage.
Community College for Erie?
After years of debate, Pennsylvania county may finally get a community college. But some obstacles stand in the way.
Next Steps Uncertain After Bipartisan Agreement
The U.S. Senate education committee announced a bipartisan amendment that would permanently fund HBCUs and simplify the FAFSA. Its chances in the House are uncertain, and advocates disagree on whether an HEA authorization will follow.
Out of Poverty, Into Health-Care Jobs
The College of Health Care Professions, a for-profit in Texas, has solid outcomes for low-income students in health-care fields. How does the model work?