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AAUP on Maricopa Shared Governance Changes
The American Association of University Professors is concerned about “apparent departures from generally accepted principles of academic governance” within the...
Boston College Allows 'Offensive' Rapper to Perform
Boston College will not revoke rapper B.o.B.’s invitation to perform at its spring concert, despite the performer’s anti-Semitic views and...
Cosby Honorary Degrees, Post-Conviction
Temple University has long had close ties to Bill Cosby, who was convicted of sexual assault Thursday. The case in...
Senate Confirms Leader for Humanities Endowment
The U.S. Senate on Thursday confirmed Jon Parrish Peede (at right) as the 11th chairman of the National Endowment for...
Tennessee Lawmakers Reject Full-Time Completion Plan
A bipartisan group of lawmakers in Tennessee rejected Republican governor Bill Haslam's proposal to strongly encourage the state's scholarship students...
Students Sue Colorado State Over Accreditation
Twelve Colorado State University graduates sued the university last month for failing to accredit its landscape architecture master’s degree program...
'Cry Closet' Installed for Finals at University of Utah
As finals week approaches and students try to learn a semester's worth of information in a few days, it’s likely...
Justices Appear Willing to Uphold Travel Ban
The five-person conservative majority on the Supreme Court appears willing to uphold President Trump’s authority to impose a travel ban...