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Universities May Band Together to Share Product Accessibility Reviews
As reported by Inside Higher Ed, failure to provide accessible technologies for learners with disabilities can have serious consequences for...
Report: For-Profit Looking to Sell 2 Law Schools
For-profit law school chain InfiLaw is looking to sell its two remaining law programs, The Wall Street Journal reported over...
FAFSA Goes Mobile
Education Department plans a new platform aimed at smoothing applications for student aid and helping borrowers manage loan payments. But Congress must act to remove the most serious obstacles to completion of the FAFSA.
$70M for 12 Universities to Change Football Coaches
Twelve universities with big-time football programs that have opted to switch head football coaches face $70 million in payments to...
Warning on Private Research Networks
A new article in Healthcare Transformation warns academic medical centers of the potential risks -- financial, scientific and ethical --...
The Mooch Moves On
Former White House communications director resigns from Tufts advisory board position. Students and others objected to his role there.
Scapegoating a Department?
University of Nebraska professors want board to defend them against Republican politicians who, after incident with lecturer, have launched a series of salvos against English faculty members and the entire institution.
Online Learning Consortium Honors Innovations
Three institutions earned the Online Learning Consortium's annual Digital Learning Innovation prize.