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U.S. Orders Ashford to Pay $137,695 for Aid Violations
An Education Department review of Ashford University's compliance with federal financial aid rules has resulted in a fine of $137,695...
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Making It Count
Ken Ono's memoir, My Search for Ramanujan: How I Learned to Count, is a story of the life-enhancing (and quite possibly life-saving) influence of friends and mentors, writes Scott McLemee.
U New Mexico Issues New Suspension to Professor Accused of Harassment
The University of New Mexico on Tuesday issued an emergency suspension to Cristobal Valencia, the assistant professor of anthropology who...
3 Universities Sued Over Monitoring of Retirement Plans
Employees of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and New York and Yale Universities sued their respective institutions on Tuesday for allegedly...
'Beyond the NCAA's Purview'
North Carolina tells the sports governance group that it does not have the authority to punish the university for academic fraud. Association may be heading for another fight with one of its high-profile members.
Helping Faculty 'Get It'
The provost of Birmingham-Southern College, which has had a rough decade, talks with professors about the changing higher education environment, hoping the context will help them better understand the college's situation.
A University System's Back-Channel Way of Lobbying State Officials
Supporters of the University of Alabama System -- using a "dark money" nonprofit organization -- appear to have funneled hundreds...
Compilation on Technology and the Evolving Business Model in Higher Education
Inside Higher Ed is pleased to release its latest print-on-demand compilation of articles, with the topic “Technology and the Evolving...