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Academic Minute: The Law and Technology
In today’s Academic Minute, Seth Chandler of the University of Houston examines howcomputer technology is poised to change how legislation...
Education Doesn't Yield Better Jobs for Undocumented Youth
A study being published today in the American Sociological Review finds that young adults who were brought to the United...
Literature Profs Were Subject of Norwegian Killer's Hatred
Analysis of the manifesto left by Anders Behring Breivik, who has admitted
Process Launched Process for Changing Rules on Research With Humans
Federal officials have launched a process for a major overhaul of rules governing the protections assured to people who are...
Process Begun for Changing Rules on Research With Humans
Federal officials have undertaken a process for a major overhaul of rules governing the protections assured to people who are...
Calif. Governor Signs Bill on Private Aid for Students, But Full Dream Act Awaits
California's governor signed legislation on Monday that will let immigrants without legal documentation receive privately funded scholarships to enroll in...
Chicago State Let Failing Students Stay
Chicago State University officials have been boasting about improvements in retention rates. But an investigation by The Chicago Tribune found...
A Partial G.I. Bill Fix
Veterans at private colleges that charge more than the new $17,500 tuition cap for benefits would receive funds through graduation, but those paying out-of-state tuition at public institutions would still face higher costs.