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Yale Law Professor and Title IX Critic Suspended in Title IX Case
New York magazine reported that Jed Rubenfeld, Robert R. Slaughter Professor of Law at Yale University, was suspended for two...
LGBTQIA+ Medical Care
LGBTQIA+ patients still face challenges at their doctor’s office. In today's Academic Minute, part of Texas A&M University Center for...
Not ‘Glorified Skype’
Faculty members say they’re working harder than ever to meet students’ needs through remote instruction, even if critics of the model don’t know it.
Alternative Credentials on the Rise
Interest is growing in short-term, online credentials amid the pandemic. Will they become viable alternative pathways to well-paying jobs?
New Programs: Media and Technology, Sports Management, Health Sciences, Nursing, Pharmacy Technology, Cannabis Science, Biotechnology and Health Economics, Sales Management
BerkleeNYC, the New York City campus of the Massachusetts colleges, is starting a master of arts in creative media and...
Colleges Prepare to Weather Hurricanes and Fires
Hurricane and wildfire seasons have interrupted the beginning of an already challenging fall semester at colleges in Texas, Louisiana and California.
Promising Results for an Early-College Program
Massachusetts early-college program is turning out to be one of the strongest solutions to the state's equity gap problems, according to experts, policy makers and educators.
COVID-19 Roundup: 6% of a College's Students Have It
More than 400 students at Georgia College have COVID-19; Arizona State releases health data, in part; Oregon goes virtual; and Towson and North Carolina State largely close campuses to students.