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Educause Publishes Report on Tech Trends
The New Media Consortium’s delayed 2018 Horizon Report on higher education technology trends was published today by Educause. Educause stepped...
Colleges Reach Out to Displaced Saudi Students
Some U.S. universities are waiving their application fees for Saudi Arabian students in Canada who have been ordered by the...
Academic Minute: GIS and Victims of Domestic Violence
Today on the Academic Minute, part of Washington College Week, Rachel Durso, assistant professor of sociology at Washington College, describes...
North Florida Will Close Confucius Institute
The University of North Florida will close its Confucius Institute, a center of Chinese language education funded by the Chinese...
U of Akron Cuts 80 Degree Tracks
The University of Akron on Wednesday announced that it is terminating 19 percent of its degree tracks following a comprehensive...
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Having Their Backs Once They Return
A new NCAA rule says Division I institutions must cover costs for certain basketball players who want to come back to college -- but experts question whether it's enough, or whether "lifetime" scholarships should be for all athletes.
Why Can't You Trust an Atom?
Because they make up everything! Love a bad science joke? A new study of undergraduates in 25 different science courses...
Newly Tenured… at Agnes Scott, DePaul, Winthrop
Agnes Scott College Jennifer Larimore, biology Robin Morris, history DePaul University Enrico Au-Yeung, mathematical sciences Shayna Connelly, cinematic arts Sarah...
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