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Historians Ask National Archives to Preserve Records on Treatment of Immigrants
The American Historical Association is urging the National Archives and Record Administration to oppose any "threats to the preservation of...
The Tribe Has Spoken: College 'Survivor' a Hit
Administrators generally have little knowledge of the knockoffs of the popular reality TV show on campuses -- and could be open to liability if students were hurt.
Defending a Convict
A case involving professors at Plymouth State U raises questions about when it's OK to speak up for colleagues or students accused of sexual misconduct, if ever. In this case, professors defended former student who admitted to sexually assaulting a 14-year-old.
Moodle Severs Ties With Blackboard
Moodle, the open-source learning management system provider, is ending its partnership with Blackboard, according to a Moodle announcement Friday morning...
Report: Foreign Espionage and Higher Education
An article in Politico Magazine about foreign espionage activities on the West Coast of the U.S. reports on several cases...
Bucknell Distances Itself From Moonves
Bucknell University has removed references to Leslie Moonves, an alumnus and donor, from its website, WNEP News reported. Moonves is...
Opinion
Ethical College Admissions: Bribery
The surprising legal case points to realities about admissions to elite colleges, writes Jim Jump.
Academic Minute: Human Rights and U.S. Foreign Policy
Today on the Academic Minute, part of American University Week, Sarah Snyder, associate professor in American's school of international service...