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Winners and Losers in Shifting Grad Education
Purdue is cutting grad enrollments to boost pay of those it enrolls -- and is pushing professors to teach more intro courses. Will the approach provide focus? Or is it another attack on English that could leave undergrads without enough instructors?
Academic Minute: Drones and Medical Access
Today on the Academic Minute, Timothy Amukele, assistant professor of pathology at Johns Hopkins University, explores the use of drones...
Harvard Accessibility Lawsuit Moves Forward
A judge in a federal district court in Massachusetts has allowed an accessibility lawsuit against Harvard University to proceed. The...
Letter Details Persecution of Turkish Scholars
The Middle East Studies Association’s new letter to Turkish government officials raising concerns about the “pattern of persecution” against scholars...
'Courtrooms and Classrooms'
Historian discusses his new book on how courts in the United States have treated cases involving access to higher education.
St. Catharine College Sues Education Department
St. Catharine College, a small Roman Catholic college in Kentucky, has sued the U.S. Department of Education over student aid...
Experiencing Developmental Education
Colleges are working to improve remedial education -- and have found success in doing so -- but have yet to introduce promising reforms at a large scale, finds new report.
No Hate Crimes Found in San Jose State Bullying Case
A California jury found three white men -- all former students at San Jose State University -- guilty of misdemeanor...