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Leading French Business School Shrinks Its Gender Gap
Insead, a leading French university, has introduced a series of programs that officials credit with increasing the percentage of students...
Should College President Be Called 'Dr.' If Doctorate Is Honorary?
Alabama now has a second community college president facing questions over his doctorate. Gary Branch, the president at Faulkner State...
Reframing the 'STEM Shortage' Debate
Is the U.S. producing too few workers in science and other technical fields? A new study says that argument misses the point: The country needs more graduates with STEM competencies.
The R Word
A dean at William & Mary sends out an e-mail to faculty members asking them not to use the word "retard."
Falling (Partway) In Line
Brown University's president announces support for increasing participation in Naval and Air Force ROTC programs -- but only if the units are housed at other campuses.
More Applications, More Wait Lists
While some new data indicate trends giving anxiety to competitive students, most colleges continue to admit most applicants.
Academic Minute: Infertility and Environmental Toxins
In today’s Academic Minute, the University at Albany's Michael Bloom discusses how environmental toxins are contributing to increasing rates of...
Mobile Picks Up Speed
2011 Campus Computing Survey shows boom in institutional mobile apps, more erosion of Blackboard's LMS dominance and jitters about the cloud.