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Candidate Withdraws, but CUNY Chancellor Search 'Nearly Concluded'
The City University of New York system says it is nearing the end of a much-discussed chancellor search that has...
Mother Sues Sorority After Daughter's Suicide
The mother of a Northwestern University basketball player, Jordan Hankins, who ended her own life in 2017, is suing her...
Calif. Court: USC Sexual Assault Investigations Unfair
A California state appeals court has ruled that college students who could be expelled or severely punished for sexual misconduct...
Immigrants vs. U.S.-Born as STEM Majors
Some immigrant children are far more likely to major in math, science or technology fields in college than are those...
The Concept of the Big Picture
How do we get students to look at the big picture? In today's Academic Minute, Ursuline College's Lynn Ulatowski describes...
Tax Law's Effects on Colleges Unfolding
Colleges have more information about complying with the new tax law than they did a year ago. That means new bookkeeping practices, new taxes on highly paid employees and, maybe, eliminating reserved parking spaces.
Purdue’s Online Strategy, Beyond ‘Global’
The Indiana university will expand online with support from the entity formerly known as for-profit Kaplan. Plans reflect debate over how two unlike institutions can (and should) combine strengths.
‘Neuromyth’ or Helpful Model?
A nearly century-old idea about learning remains “ubiquitous” despite scant scientific evidence to back it up, many experts say. But others still see value in the concept.