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Professors Question Rochester on Harassment
The Faculty Senate Executive Committee at the University of Rochester has published an open letter saying that the university has...
Science Groups Attack Reported Word Ban at CDC
Academic and science groups are attacking a reported Trump administration ban on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention using...
Michigan State Pledges $10 Million for Abuse Victims
Michigan State University is facing growing scrutiny -- including calls for the resignation of its president -- over the case...
NLRB Ruling May Block 'Micro-Unit' TA Unions
A ruling Friday by the National Labor Relations Board may make it more difficult for unions seeking to organize teaching...
Student Debt in the City
Residents in poor parts of New York City tend to have less student debt but more trouble paying it off, providing a window into how national trends play out at the local level.
Broward College Adjuncts Form Union
Adjunct faculty members at Broward College in Florida voted to form a union affiliated with Service Employees International Union, they...
Infighting and Turmoil in N.J.
An accreditor's decision to place an embattled New Jersey community college on probation may have been the wake-up call officials needed to improve its operations.
Where the Grass Is Greener
Study finds humanities and social science Ph.D.s working outside academe are happier than their tenure-track peers, even if "alt-ac" careers weren't their first choice.