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ISIS Beheads Antiquities Scholar
The Islamic State beheaded an antiquities scholar in the Syrian city of Palmyra, The Guardian reported, and hung his body...
Education Dept. Draft on Student Medical Records
The U.S. Department of Education on Tuesday unveiled draft guidance for colleges on how to handle the privacy of student...
State Attorneys General Seek Input on Loan Discharges
Eleven state attorneys general on Tuesday urged the U.S. Department of Education to seek their input as it develops a...
Appeals Court Backs Ban on Loan Collection Fees
A federal appeals judge said Tuesday that student loan guaranty agencies are not allowed to charge collection fees to borrowers...
Local NLRB Says Seattle Adjuncts May Count Ballots
Adjuncts at Seattle University may count their impounded union election ballots, a local National Labor Relations Board office said in...
M. D. Anderson Shifts on Tenure, Shared Governance
M. D. Anderson Cancer Center is taking steps to increase shared governance and due process following its June censure by...
Academic Minute: Electric Blanket Tech
In today's Academic Minute, Gillian Ryan, an assistant professor of physics at Kettering University, discusses her work developing technology improvements...
Journal, Citing Ethics Concerns, Retracts Paper
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition has retracted a paper by Guangwen Tang, a professor at Tufts University, raising concerns...