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2-Year Prison Sentence for College Employee for Wire Fraud
Beth Bing, a former employee of Unity College in Maine, has been sentenced to two years in prison for wire...
Student Fee Lawsuits Can Proceed in Delaware, Judge Says
Two lawsuits brought by students at the University of Delaware seeking reimbursement for services they said did not receive during...
Former U of Louisville Coach Charged With Extortion
Dan Gaudio, a former assistant coach for the University of Louisville men’s basketball team, was charged with extortion Tuesday by...
TeleSocialWork: A Case Study
Many health services have gone virtual, but are they right for all? In today's Academic Minute, San José State University's...
Restarting Study Abroad
Colleges grapple with resuming study abroad -- and with how to incorporate new State Department travel warnings about COVID-19-related risks into their planning.
Online Internships Fail to Meet Expectations
New research suggests online internships that took place during the pandemic failed to provide effective learning experiences when compared with in-person experiences. How can colleges encourage employers to do better?
Capital Campaign Watch: American, Eastern Michigan, Gordon, Wofford
Starting Out American University has started a campaign to raise $500 million. The university has already raised $270 million. Eastern...
Embattled GW President Plans Retirement
Thomas LeBlanc will retire at the end of his five-year contract in 2022 after taking criticism related to diversity on campus and plans to shrink the student body, but support for his handling of the pandemic.