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New Multinational Network of Universities in Europe
The founding president of a new network of nine research universities in Europe says the member institutions are united by...
Professors Unionize at Minneapolis Art & Design
Full-time and part-time faculty members at Minneapolis College of Art & Design have voted to unionize and to be represented...
Should the Electoral College Be Abolished?
Should the electoral college be abolished? In today's Academic Minute, American Public University's Stephen Schwalbe details why that might not...
Feeling Isolated and Excluded
At a time when graduate schools are under pressure to produce more minority Ph.D.s, surveys at Yale and Michigan show the challenges facing nonwhite doctoral students.
Senate Higher Ed Post Up for Grabs
As Election Day nears, it's uncertain who would lead the Senate committee that would handle key higher education legislation -- including a "free college" proposal if Hillary Clinton is elected -- in the next Congress.
Faculty Strike at 14 Campuses
After contract talks between faculty union and Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education crumble over wages and benefits, many students woke up Wednesday morning to no classes.
A Call for Diversity and Diplomacy
Eight university presidents join statement on values they and others hope to see in next U.S. president. The statement doesn't name a candidate, but it's hard not to see who is being talked about.
When Expat Chinese Academics Return Home
Those educated in the West are more likely than others to eventually be promoted to full professors. But those who earned Ph.D.s in China are more likely than others to land top administrative jobs.