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South Carolina Law Makes Greek Misconduct Public
A new law in South Carolina will require public colleges and universities to publish reports on fraternity and sorority misconduct...
Academic Minute: Tea Extracts and Antibiotic Performance
Today on the Academic Minute, Tin-Chin Chu, associate professor of biological sciences at Seton Hall University, reveals that the secret...

Gen Ed Redesigns
At the University at Buffalo and the U of Virginia, professors fear that too many requirements and not enough thought about them may detract from students' learning. Both move toward more thematic approaches to general education.

'Universities in a Dangerous World'
The biennial Scholars at Risk gathering focuses on threats to scholars and academic values globally.
Arne Duncan Joins Pluralsight Board
Former U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has joined the board of the professional education provider Pluralsight, Fast Company reported...
College Selection Tool With Wage Data
A new web tool will provide information about the expected return on investment for degrees and certificates earned at public...
U.S. Hearing Explores Impact of Overtime Rule on Colleges
A U.S. House of Representatives panel held a highly partisan hearing Thursday about the impact that the Obama administration's proposed...
New Presidents or Provosts: Auburn U-Montgomery, Drury U, Francis Marion U, New York U, Northern Virginia CC (Alexandria and Annandale), School of the Art Institute of Chicago, U of Nebraska-Lincoln, Western Washington U
Craig Barton, professor of architecture and urban design and director of the Design School at the Herberger Institute for Design...
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