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College of the Ozarks Sues Over Antidiscrimination Rule
The College of the Ozarks, a Christian college in Missouri, filed suit in federal district court Thursday challenging a Biden...
University of Colorado Refused to Pay $17 Million Ransom
The University of Colorado has declined to pay cybercriminals a $17 million ransom in order for the criminals not to...
Boards Back Wheeling-Area Presidents Who Attacked City Plan
West Liberty University’s Board of Governors threw its support behind the university’s president, W. Franklin Evans, Wednesday, meaning three Wheeling...
Higher Ed and Technology During the COVID-19 Pandemic | Thursday, April 15 at 2:00 pm ET
Digital Transformation in higher ed is in full effect but how much of this technology is here to stay and...
Engaging Citizen Students Through Technology
Technology in classrooms is becoming a necessity, but how do we make it more efficient? In today's Academic Minute, part...
1 Police Call, Lasting Damage
Smith College can't shake an alleged instance of racial profiling from 2018. Now it's being accused of antiwhite racism.
Advances in Deaf Education
Colleges and individuals are endeavoring to make education for deaf people more inclusive and accessible by developing technical vocabulary, training interpreters of color and ensuring greater access.
Reports: NCAA Will Scrap Division I Transfer Rule
The National Collegiate Athletic Association plans to eliminate a rule that requires some Division I college athletes to sit out...