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Charlotte Law Faced Criminal Probe While Seeking Federal Aid
For-profit Charlotte School of Law and its parent company, InfiLaw, were under criminal investigation as they sought to negotiate restoration...
Surprise: A Painless Process to Choose a New LMS
Faculty members praise the Indiana University System’s implementation of its new LMS -- and other institutions are seeking insights from the university's thorough and public evaluation of three systems.
Professors Urge Students: 'Think for Yourself'
Fifteen professors -- from Harvard, Princeton and Yale Universities -- have issued an open letter to new college students, urging...
More Bites From Apple
The company is rolling out its Swift coding course to two dozen more community colleges. Expect more of these types of programs, experts say.
The White Face of Library Leadership
An Ithaka S+R survey of research libraries reveals a lack of racial and ethnic diversity in the profession, particularly at the upper levels.
Academic Minute: Race, Religion and Politics
Today on the Academic Minute: R. Khari Brown, associate professor in the department of sociology at Wayne State University, examines...
Trial and Error: Size Doesn't Matter
Grinnell-Iowa digital partnership demonstrates that collaboration benefits small private college and large public university (as long as faculty members don't have to travel 60 miles to meet face to face).
Nominations Invited for Rule-Making Panels
The Department of Education on Tuesday outlined qualifications for potential negotiators taking up the borrower-defense and gainful-employment regulations in separate...