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Medical School Enrollment Rises Slightly
The number of first-year students at the nation's 141 medical schools rose by 1.5 percent this fall, about half the...
College to Reimburse for StraighterLine Courses
Potomac College will reimburse students for courses they take from StraighterLine, an online provider that offers 42 entry-level courses, according...
U. of Kentucky Declines to Revoke Administrators' Perk
At the University of Kentucky, employee contributions of 5 percent of salary to their retirement funds are matched by a...
A Mixed Review for 'College 101' Courses
"College 101" courses -- in which students learn how to be effective students -- have strong campus support, but need...
Academic Minute: Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Security
In today’s Academic Minute, Amy Sliva of Northeastern University explains how advances in computing power are allowing for an artificially...
Hebrew U. Loses Lawsuit Over Einstein's Image
A federal judge has rejected a lawsuit by Hebrew University of Jerusalem against GM for the auto company's use of...
British Universities Make Pledge on Animal Research
Fifteen British universities have joined other science and charitable organizations in pledging to be more open about the use of...
Scientists Convicted of Manslaughter for Minimizing Earthquake Risk
Six Italian scientists and a former government official were convicted of manslaughter on Monday for playing down the risk of...