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Harvard Law to Offer Not Quite a MOOC
Harvard Law School is preparing to offer a free course through edX -- the platform Harvard University uses for MOOCs...
NCAA Criticizes Pa. Governor for Lawsuit Threat
National Collegiate Athletic Association officials offered a sharp-elbowed rebuttal to Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett's announcement Wednesday that the state would...
New Members for House Education Committee
When the 113th Congress convenes, the leaders of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce and the subcommittee focusing...
Judge Blocks Helicopter Parents From Stalking Student
An Ohio judge has issued an injunction barring the parents of a music student at the University of Cincinnati from...
'Les Misérables' -- the College Parody
With the new film "Les Misérables" winning rave reviews, it was inevitable that a college parody would emerge, focusing on...
Pakistani Art College Attacked Over Images in Journal
The National College of the Arts in Lahore, Pakistan's leading art college, is under heavy criticism from Islamic traditionalists over...
Emory Students Apologize for Remarks on Affirmative Action
Emory University students who produce "The Dooley Show," which is intended to be humorous, have issued an apology for a...
Wyoming Fights Website Offering 'Degrees in a Day'
Wyoming's attorney general has sued DegreeinaDay.com, which is based in Cheyenne, asking that it stop operating as an unaccredited institution...