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More Grad Students Eyeing U.S.

The rate of increase for international graduate student applications to U.S. institutions (sharply up) stays stable, but last year's gap between China and all other sending countries closes slightly.

String of Suicides at Korean University

The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, one of Korea's top universities, has seen four student suicides since January...

Looking Beyond Themselves

Administrators and unions should work to restore “collective” to the notion of collective bargaining in higher education, conference participants say.

Change of Leadership at AAUP

Following a vote not to renew his contract, Gary Rhoades is expected to leave position as general secretary.

Creation and Accreditation

A Seventh-day Adventist university in California must resolve a dispute about teaching evolution in its biology classes or risk losing its status with the church.

So Far, So Good for Trial Measures

Community colleges piloting Voluntary Framework of Accountability say they see value in project but complain of difficulty collecting data.

To Profs, YouTube Tops Twitter

Survey documents faculty members' use of and views of various social media.

Prof Suspended After Report of Lap Dances in Class

La Salle University has suspended Jack Rappaport, a statistics professor at its business school, amid an investigation of allegations that...