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Your College is Cute. Be Our Partner?
Applying the art of close interpersonal relationships to international university partnerships -- just another day at NAFSA.
See SEVIS II Dance (and Other Topics in Global Ed)
U.S. officials provide briefing on database for tracking foreign students, presidential candidates' advisers discuss exchanges as a massive gathering of international educators continues.
Post-Microsoft, Libraries Mull Digitization
After software giant announces end to book-scanning program, partner institutions consider the landscape, now dominated by Google and nonprofit efforts.
Dual Degree for a Different High School Population
Could programs that have been seen as ways to help most talented students also be a way to help those who might otherwise skip college?
Newly Tenured ... at Alderson-Broaddus, Quincy, U. of Michigan at Flint
The following individuals have recently been awarded tenure by their colleges: Alderson-Broaddus College Lewis Hall, music Quincy University Joseph Coelho...
Higher Ed Gold Rush?
Drexel University will open graduate programs in Sacramento, with an eye toward creating a full-blown undergraduate university in northern California.
When Is a Non-Boycott a Boycott?
Britain's faculty union -- widely criticized for two previous votes calling for the ostracizing of Israeli academe -- passes measure urging professors to think about the appropriateness of ties to Israel.
Unintended Consequences of State Merit-Based Aid
Study finds that Florida’s Bright Futures program impedes enrollments in scientific fields. In another study, Penn State, dissatisfied with 84 percent graduation rate, examines why low-income students finish (or don’t).