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New Leader for University of Phoenix
The University of Phoenix, which has shrunk significantly—and in recent years purposefully—from its peak of 470,000 students and 1,700 programs...
Professor Suspended for Exam Wording Sues U of Ill. Chicago
Jason Kilborn, a professor of law at the University of Illinois at Chicago, is suing the institution for alleged violations...
Academic Minute: Medication Abortion for University Students
Today on the Academic Minute: Carrie N. Baker, professor in the program for the study of women and gender at...
Coalition Plans New College Application
The Coalition for College, founded several years ago as an alternative to the Common Application, is planning to change its...
Report: Ripple Effects of the Pandemic on Student Retention
A new report from the education consulting firm EAB, released today, examines some of the ripple effects of the pandemic...
Evaluating Colleges by Economic Mobility Upends Rankings
A new report from Third Way, a public policy think tank, evaluates colleges by ranking them on an economic mobility...
Salesforce Survey Shows Workers Lack Advanced Digital Skills
A survey of 23,000 people across 19 countries revealed that 76 percent of global workers don’t feel ready to operate...
Professor Offers to Teach Banned Books to Tenn. Students
Following a school board’s ban of Art Spiegelman’s Pulitzer Prize–winning graphic novel Maus, Davidson College professor Scott Denham is offering...