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Admissions Insider: The Data on Asian Admissions
In “Admissions Insider” this week: The numbers and debate on Asian-American admissions at elite colleges and universities. Many react to...
Federal Aid Headaches in West Virginia
Public universities in the state were slapped with sanctions that will slow release of federal student aid and add an extra layer of approval for new programs -- a result of three years of late audits, the top reason public universities suffer the penalty.
U Washington Fires Professor for Harassment
The University of Washington fired a professor, Michael Katze, after finding he engaged in sexual harassment, The Seattle Times reported...
Rhode Island Makes Community College Free
Rhode Island's new state budget makes community college tuition-free for new high school graduates who enroll full-time and maintain a...
Habitat Fragmentation
The more habitat you protect, the better, right? In today's Academic Minute, Carleton University's Lenore Fahrig says even a small...
Professor on the Lam
Chicago police are searching for Northwestern professor and Oxford employee, charged with murder and considered armed and dangerous.
What’s Next on Title IX
Universities and advocates instead hope the regulation-averse Trump administration releases new language clarifying existing guidelines. Education Department says it is weighing numerous proposals before shifting federal policy.
Reluctance to Teach in English
European universities are adding English-language programs, especially at the master’s level, but many faculty members object.