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Student Newspaper Adviser Punished for Critical Coverage
A well-liked community college professor in California was not rehired after student journalists he advised took on the college's administration.
Subscribing to Open Monographs
Could subscriptions create a pathway to sustainable open-access monograph publishing? MIT Press plans to find out.
Harvard Provides Conflict-of-Interest Training to Coaches
Harvard University is providing conflict-of-interest training to coaches in the wake of a scandal. The university fired its head fencing...
U.S. Drops in Ranking of University Research Funding
The U.S. has dropped its position relative to other countries in university research funding, according to a new report by...
Admissions Scandal Sees 4 More Guilty Parents
The total number of parents who have pleaded guilty in the college admissions bribery scandal will increase from 15 to...
Adtalem Sells Brazilian Colleges for $465 Million
Adtalem Global Education, the U.S.-based for-profit chain formerly known as DeVry, has agreed to a deal to sell all of...
Feds' Payment Card Pilot Moves Forward
The U.S. Department of Education is poised to begin a limited experiment with a prepaid student aid card, which would...
Academic Minute: What Drives Our Food Choices?
Today on the Academic Minute, part of Widener University Week, Luke Ayers, assistant professor of psychology, asks whether it's harder...