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Missouri Governor Drops Idea of Borrowing From Universities
Missouri Governor Jay Nixon announced that he has dropped the idea of having the state borrow money from university reserve...
Academic Minute: Dietary Literature
In today’s Academic Minute, Michael Opitz of the University of Northern Colorado examines the link between literacy and physical health...
Upcoming Events in Higher Ed: Accreditation, Campus Planning, Chemistry, International Education, Registrars
2012 AIEA Annual Conference: Building a Secure World Through International Education, Association of International Education Administrators, Feb. 19-22, Washington, D.C...
Recent Grads in Health, Education Most Likely to be Employed
Despite the unemployment rate of recent graduates topping the national average, a bachelor’s degree “is still worth it,” according to...
Private Colleges Fear Decrease in Net Tuition
While most colleges predict an increase in net tuition revenue for the 2012 fiscal year, a small group are pessimistic...
Academic Minute: 'Mad Men'
In today’s Academic Minute, Gary Edgerton of Old Dominion University explains the popularity of one of television’s hottest shows, "Mad...
Trial Starts in Suit by Supporters of Maryland Black Colleges
A trial started Maryland on a suit by supporters of Maryland's historically black colleges who say that the state is...
Did Cambridge Students Sacrifice Grades for Protests?
Average grades have fallen at King's College of the University of Cambridge, and officials say that's because of the high...