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Jury Awards $1.1 Million to Dismissed Upper Iowa U. Employee
A jury this week concluded that Upper Iowa University had improperly dismissed a former employee in violation of the Americans...
Serving Soldiers?
The U.S. Senate is flirting with policies that could harm for-profit colleges' success with veterans and active-duty military students.
Integrated Solutions
Citing a need to save money and rethink information access, several liberal arts colleges have placed libraries and IT in the same administrative unit.
Back-Door Maneuver
Bowling Green State University professors slam administrators for working to craft state legislation that would abolish the collective bargaining powers of faculty unions.
Academic Minute: A Sibling Universe?
In today’s Academic Minute, William Kinney of the State University of New York at Buffalo examines the evidences for and...
Anna Maria Goes Test-Optional
Anna Maria College has announced that it will no longer require applicants to submit SAT or ACT scores. “After reviewing...
Cal State May Keep Presidential Candidates' Identities Secret
The California State University System board voted Wednesday to no longer require those vying to be presidents of its 23...