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University of Louisville Settles Lawsuit With Former President
The University of Louisville and its investment foundation agreed to a $800,000 settlement Monday, marking the end of a legal...
Lhamon Nomination for OCR Stalled by Tie Vote in Committee
A committee vote Tuesday to advance Catherine Lhamon's nomination for assistant secretary for civil rights at the Department of Education...
COVID-19 Roundup: Power Struggles Over Mask Mandates
As a growing number of colleges reinstate mask mandates, colleges and lawmakers in some states square off. University of South Carolina drops mask requirement following state attorney general opinion.
Students’ Self-Reported COVID-19 Rates Reveal Disparities
A research brief from the Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice at Temple University found that nearly 7 percent...
Bringing Your Campus Back to Life | Available On-Demand
This webcast will focus on following safety and security considerations, along with functional capabilities that provide for strategic improvement for...
The Ethics of Debt
How much debt are you carrying? In today's Academic Minute, Iowa State University's Kate Padgett-Walsh takes a humanistic approach to...
Mills Alumnae Push Back on Acquisition
Some supporters of the college say the financial situation may not be so dire and have pursued legal and political means to slow an acquisition by Northeastern.
‘A Recipe for Disaster’
American College Health Association and other groups condemn state-level restrictions barring colleges from requiring vaccines or other public health measures, such as mandatory masking.