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Uniform Rules to Protect Access
The state authorization fiasco in California is the sort of unintended consequence that can occur when policy makers impose rules only on one sector of higher education, writes Steve Gunderson.
Miami Dade Faculty Members Sue Trustees Over Search
Several faculty members at Miami Dade College, including the head of the college's Faculty Union, have joined a lawsuit against...
Rockhurst Absorbs Saint Luke's College of Health Sciences
Rockhurst University is acquiring Saint Luke's College of Health Sciences. The deal was announced Wednesday. Both institutions are located in...
Survey on Graduates' Meaningful Experiences in College
Results of a new survey of 1,575 college graduates found a relative lack of meaningful relationships between students and faculty...
Yale Law Will Accept GRE
Yale University's law school announced that it will begin accepting the Graduate Record Exam in addition to the LSAT. An...
Academic Minute: What Borderlanders Think of Each Other
Today in the Academic Minute, part of University of Texas at El Paso Week, Josiah Heyman, professor of anthropology, explores...
Professors Still More Likely Than Students to Be White
A new analysis from Pew Research Center says that while racial and ethnic diversity has increased among U.S. college faculty...