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Alumni Sue Stanford for Punishing Frat for Student’s Death
A group of alumni of the Theta Delta Chi fraternity have filed a lawsuit against Stanford University, accusing administrators of...
‘A Call to Action’ as Enrollments Tumble
Higher education officials in Tennessee are trying to determine why the state’s high school graduates are passing on college, and how to change their minds.
Teaching in Spanish to Expand a University’s Reach
University of St. Thomas Houston plans to launch a new associate degree program taught entirely in Spanish.
The Week in Admissions News
Shelved criteria for U of California admission; racial gaps in loans; public support for debt relief; a new app for new students.
Opinion
When 'Heterodoxy' Is Orthodoxy
The illogic, false equivalencies, dishonesty, and rhetorical slights of hand of HxA.
Loyola Chicago Receives $100 Million Gift
Loyola University Chicago announced a $100 million gift from John and Kathy Schreiber to fund full scholarships, room and board...
What Municipal Wastewater Can Teach Us About COVID-19
We’re still learning new things about tracking viruses. In today’s Academic Minute, Texas A&M University San Antonio’s Davida Smyth explains...
A Gift or a Burden?
A new bill could strengthen the rules requiring institutions to report foreign gifts. Some say the measure is necessary; others argue it will create undue stress for colleges and the government alike.