Filter & Sort
Opinion
More Than a Lifeline
Technology can no longer be seen as a utility working in the background, writes John O’Brien. It’s a strategic asset that’s vital to every institution’s success.
Academic Minute: Children and Sleep
Today on the Academic Minute, Karen Bonuck, professor in the department of family and social medicine at the Albert Einstein...
Newly Tenured at… Bucknell, Denison, Northwestern College, Trinity (Conn.), UMass Amherst
Bucknell University Ashli Baker, classics and ancient Mediterranean studies Craig Beal, mechanical engineering Kelly Bickel, mathematics Lara Dick, mathematics Reggie...
Princeton to Wait Until July to Decide on Reopening for Undergrads
Chris Eisgruber, Princeton University's president, said in a letter Monday that the university will wait until early July before deciding...
Community Colleges Get Smaller Shares of Emergency Grants
Community colleges are getting disproportionately less than other types of institutions in CARES Act emergency grants to help students deal...
Private Wisconsin College Plans to Close
A small private college in Wisconsin is closing at the end of the summer because of several factors, including the...
More Than 600 Colleges Have Space
More than 600 colleges appear on the College Openings Update, published by the National Association for College Admission Counseling. That...
Students Enrolled Part-Time Are More Likely to Stop Out
Students who attend college part-time are much more likely to drop out without earning a credential, according to a new...