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Antioch College Hires First Faculty for Revived Institution
The revived Antioch College has announced its first three faculty hires. Faculty members and alumni of the institution that Antioch...
College Policies on Drug Testing Found to Be Inconsistent
An Associated Press survey of colleges' policies designed to prevent drug use by athletes has found them to be widely...
At Brockport, Student Government vs. Student Paper
The Stylus, the student newspaper at the State University of New York at Brockport, is defending its editorial independence in...
Protest Forces Canadian University Board to Call Off Meeting
The board of Carleton University, in Canada, was forced to call off a meeting this week when 200 student protesters...
'Master Plan' Proposed for Midwest Higher Ed
The Chicago Council on Global Affairs is today releasing a report calling for a "master plan" for higher education in...
GAO Urges Improved Support for Recipients of Veterans' Education Benefits
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs needs to improve the outreach and support it provides to military veterans who receive...
Challenging the Role of Student Affairs
Dramatic cuts at Texas Tech eliminate top administrative positions, streamline divisions and cause unrest.
The Endgame Approaches
As Ohio's bill barring collective bargaining advances, a U.S. Senator calls it a "terrible mistake."