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Commencement at Dickinson State University, with blue-robed graduates sitting on the left side of the photo and an array of flags up on the dais behind a speaker in academic regalia.

Dickinson State President Picks Degrees to Ax, Spares Others

Math, communication and political science are among those on the chopping block; English, chemistry and environmental science get a reprieve.

Education Secretary Miguel Cardona stands at a podium. A blurred-out image of the White House in the background.

Game On, Again, for Gainful Employment

The rule, which is stronger than versions released during the Obama administration, adds new disclosure requirements for all academic programs despite opposition from across higher education.

Michigan State Fires Football Coach Accused of Sexual Harassment

Michigan State University fired its head football coach Wednesday, two weeks after allegations surfaced that he had sexually harassed a...

Nichols College President Banned From Coast Guard Campus

Nichols College president Glenn Sulmasy has been banned from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy over allegations that he sent inappropriate...

Designing Courseware for Gateway Classes to Produce Equitable Outcomes: Key Podcast

Gateway courses are supposed to clear the path to fields of study, but for millions of students who struggle in...
A photo of Broward College president Greg Haile, a brown-skinned bald man wearing a suit and tie

Broward College President Officially Out

Gregory Haile resigned from the college this month for reasons that remain unclear. Recent tensions with trustees over his service on outside boards leave lingering questions about his abrupt exit.

Microgrids: Academic Minute

Today on the Academic Minute, part of University of St. Thomas Week: Mahmoud Kabalan, assistant professor of electrical engineering, explains...
The words "Title IX" against an orange backdrop of smaller words such as "health," "negligence" and "abuse"

U of Arizona Can Be Liable for Off-Campus Abuse

Reversing a previous decision, an appeals court ruled that the university could be responsible for off-campus abuse because the abuser was under its “disciplinary authority.”