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Suit Against American Studies Group Dismissed
A New York State Supreme Court justice last month dismissed a legal challenge to the American Studies Association’s boycott of...
Academic Minute: Pottery and Chemistry
Today on the Academic Minute, Cindy Strong, professor of chemistry at Cornell College, examines fragments of ancient pottery to reveal...
Saint Rose Leaders Say They Aren't Going Anywhere
The president of the College of Saint Rose and the new chair of its Board of Trustees called for unity...
The Week in Admissions News
Chinese students at American universities; “post-traditional” learners; who changes majors?
Quantum Supremacy
A new, more secure computer is on the way to protect our most sensitive data. In today's Academic Minute, the...
Reversal on Graduate Lending
As Republicans in Congress look to change course on graduate lending policies, some higher education groups warn about limiting access and tougher paths to service-oriented careers.
Breach of Duty or Legal Overreach?
Court filings in a suit challenging American Studies Association's boycott of Israeli universities allege that candidates for key roles in association kept their plans to push for a boycott secret when they stood for office.
Study: International Students Don't Displace Americans
Research was done on graduate education, but paper suggests implications for undergraduate education as well.