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Suing Over Jobs
Three law schools are now being accused of fraud by graduates who question the accuracy of placement rates.
New Wave of NCAA Reform?
Citing "integrity issues" and other problems, Division I presidents emerge from NCAA retreat calling for toughened academic standards and rules and more aid for athletes.
'Running in Place'
Examining what causes stratification in higher education over time, a new study arrives at a grim outlook for socioeconomic equity...
U. of Swaziland Lacks Funds to Operate
The University of Swaziland is shut, lacking the funds to operate, BBC reported. The country faces extreme shortages of funds...
Hundreds of Chicago State Students Were Ineligible for Aid
Hundreds of Chicago State University students received state financial aid even though they lacked the grades needed to remain enrolled...
Academic Minute: The Genetics of Making Eye Contact
In today’s Academic Minute, the University of Reading's Bhismadev Chakrabarti discusses research that is uncovering how our social interactions are...
New Effort Promotes Research on Digitized Works
The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation has awarded a $600,000 grant to Indiana University and the University of Michigan to develop...
Details of Plan for 'Charter Universities' in Ohio
Ohio higher education officials on Wednesday released details of a plan to turn public universities into "charter universities," in which...