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Another College Cuts Ties to Nike
Following the College of the Ozarks' Wednesday announcement that it would cut ties with Nike, some other universities are reconsidering...
The Week in Admissions News
Earnings gaps; cautions on free tuition; falling M.B.A. applications.
Ave Maria President Criticized for Defending Pope
Jim Towey, president of Ave Maria University, has been criticized for defending Pope Francis against accusations that he knew about...
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Glitches on ACT
Some were unable to complete exam in first use of computer-based test at international testing centers.
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Black Activists Need Not Apply
Study suggests that those who are "racially apolitical" are more likely than others to receive attention from admissions officers.
Acadia Fires Professor Who Called Multiculturalism a Scam
Acadia University in Canada fired Rick Mehta, associate professor of psychology, following an investigation into comments he made on social...
Academic Minute: How Basic Research Contributes to New Medicines
Today on the Academic Minute, Fred Ledley, professor in the department of natural and applied sciences at Bentley University, explores...
Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs are flashy, but don’t forget about reliable small-business owners. In today's Academic Minute, SUNY Polytechnic Institute's Robert Edgell delves...
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