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Minnesota Instructors File for Over $100,000 in Lost Wages
Instructors at two-year public universities in Minnesota have filed for more than $100,000 in lost wages through a settlement agreement...
Southern Cal's Investigation Into Admissions Fraud
The University of Southern California has been investigating allegations about the admissions of 33 students, more by far than any...
Charges Dropped Against Tulane Professors
The U.S. attorney's office in Louisiana dropped charges against two Tulane University professors who were accused of stealing trade secrets...
Pain and Gender
Does our sex determine how our pain is measured? In today's Academic Minute, a Student Spotlight, Yale University's Brian Earp...
Taking Stock of Pell Grants Behind Bars
At an annual meeting of supporters of the Second Chance Pell pilot program, many attendees focused on full reinstatement of federal aid for incarcerated students.
Pearson’s Next Chapter
The company will abandon its traditional textbook publishing model in favor of a digital-first strategy. Print books will still be available, but students will be encouraged to rent rather than buy.
‘The Happy Professor’
Professor discusses his new book on the joy of teaching undergraduates.
The NCAA's First Corruption Charges
North Carolina State is the first institution to face the NCAA regarding the corruption case that rocked college basketball two years ago. But will the association go after the institutions that earn it the most money?