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Resignations at ‘Third World Quarterly’
Much of the journal’s editorial board resigns, saying that a controversial article arguing in favor of colonialism failed to pass peer review but was published anyway -- and that the journal’s editor then misrepresented the process.
Calif. 2-Year System Renames Fee Waiver as Promise Program
The California Community Colleges announced Tuesday that the Board of Governors Fee Waiver program, which nearly half of the system's...
Bipartisan Policy Ideas on Higher Education
The Urban Institute this week released 10 new papers from a bipartisan, high-profile group of scholars and experts on federal...
Crash Kills 5 Students at Northeastern State
Five students at Northeastern State University, in Oklahoma, died Sunday night after the truck in which they were riding went...
Inside Digital Learning: Sept. 20, 2017 newsletter
In today's "Inside Digital Learning": Blackboard's LMS market share has stablized, but observers wonder about the future of the c...
AAU Sets Expectation for Data Transparency on Ph.D. Program Outcomes
Association of American University members institutions want more transparency when it comes to data on Ph.D. programs. Chief academic officers...
UNC Class on Big Time College Sports Will Be Offered This Spring
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will offer a history course called Big Time College Sports and Rights...
Keeping Close Tabs on the Local Job Market
St. Louis Community College’s annual employer study finds openings for middle-skilled employees but also concerns about applicants’ skills and training.