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Survey: Conflict Among Student Protesters ‘Unlikely’
A majority of academic leaders believe that conflicts between students of different ideological groups are unlikely or very unlikely to occur on their campuses this year, according to a recent survey by the Association of American Colleges and Universities and the Center for University Excellence at American University.
Academic Minute: Beyond ‘Masterpiece Theater’
Today on the Academic Minute: Catherine Golden, professor of English at Skidmore College, delves into the myths and realities of...
Harvard B-School Moves Most Classes Online
Harvard University’s business school moved all in-person classes for first-year M.B.A. and some second-year students online this week, CNBC reported...
How Arkansas State University Converted 2,900 Video Files in Just One Day | Available On-Demand
If you're thinking of making a move to a new video platform provider, then you'll want to join us on...
Transformation at James Madison’s Montpelier
Change is coming to many historical institutions as we grapple with our nation’s past. In today's Academic Minute, the University...
‘In New Territory’
John Eastman, legal architect of “Stop the Steal,” and Claremont Institute pull out of political science meeting after their panels were moved online. The group threatens legal action, but many political scientists say Eastman has no place among them.
Rhodes Sticks With Invitation to Peter Singer
College rejects demands that the controversial bioethicist be denied a forum.
Treating Private College Athletes Like the Pros
A new memo from the National Labor Relations Board’s top attorney classifies college athletes as employees with the right to unionize.