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U of Mich. Launches New Effort to Address Sexual Misconduct
The University of Michigan is creating a new department to investigate sexual assault and harassment, the Detroit News reported. The...
Appeals Court Rules Private Loans Dischargeable in Bankruptcy
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled Thursday that private student loans are dischargeable in bankruptcy. The...
Princeton Helps Invest Bond Proceeds With Diverse-Owned Firm
Princeton University is working with the New Jersey Educational Facilities Authority to help colleges and universities invest with more diverse...
Appropriations Committee Approves Higher Education Funding Bill
The House Appropriations Committee approved a bill Thursday that includes nearly $31 billion in total higher education funding for fiscal...
Student Expectations for the Fall: The Key Podcast
With many colleges planning a significant if not full return to their physical campuses this fall, what will students expect...
Ohio Bans Public Colleges From Requiring Vaccines -- for Now
Ohio governor Mike DeWine, a Republican, has signed a bill to bar public colleges and universities from requiring COVID-19 vaccines...
Academic Minute: Impact of the Pandemic on Traffic
Today on the Academic Minute: Phong Le, associate professor of data, mathematical and computational sciences at Goucher College, details an...
No Equalizer
Study finds that, in South Korea, the wealthy are much more likely than the poor to enroll in a top university.