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Academic Minute: Civility in Politics
Today on the Academic Minute, Matthew C. Moen, professor of political science at the University of South Dakota, delves into...
The Choice to Study in Canada
The majority of American students who study in Canada, particularly those at the undergraduate level, do so primarily because of...
Ex-Professor Must Pay Disabled Man's Family $4M
Anna Stubblefield, former chair of philosophy at Rutgers University at Newark, must pay $4 million to the family of a...
Details on Strike-Ending Deal With Faculty Union
New details have emerged about the strike-ending tentative agreement reached between the Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties...
Bidens Host Event on Free Community College
WASHINGTON -- For the past eight years, community colleges have had an advocate in the White House through Jill Biden...
Educators Pitch IT! at Educause
At technology conference, finalists in a competition to solve higher education's big issues focus on the need for all-in-one solutions. Who will win?
Some Egyptian SAT Scores Canceled
The scores of an unspecified “subset” of Egyptian students who sat for the October SAT have been canceled “based on...
Brigham Young to Offer Amnesty to Assault Victims
After months of criticism, protests and an internal study, Brigham Young University announced Wednesday that it will provide amnesty to...