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Controversial Pick Close to Kennesaw Presidency
Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens moved a step closer to the presidency at Kennesaw State University Tuesday when a Board...
Portland State Offers Free Tuition for Oregonians
Portland State University announced a new program that will debut next year that provides four years of free tuition and...
Academic Minute: Security Warnings
Today on the Academic Minute, Anthony Vance, associate professor of information systems at Brigham Young University, discusses the best time...
Journal Retracts Retraction Notice
The Journal of Human Reproductive Sciences has retracted its retraction notice of an article after the journal discovered it had...
Eastern Kentucky Senate Rejects Health Plan
Eastern Kentucky University’s Faculty Senate voted overwhelmingly this week to reject a new health insurance plan, The Richmond Register reported...
3 Share Nobel Prize in Chemistry
The 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded this morning to three researchers "for the design and synthesis of molecular...
Predicting Human Evolution Through Teeth
How similar are our teeth to those of our ancestors? On today's Academic Minute, Monash University's Alistair Evans explores if...
An Amateurism Challenge Evaporates, but Others Loom for NCAA
The Supreme Court’s decision not to hear the O’Bannon case protects college sports’ amateurism model for now, but earlier ruling that the association violates antitrust laws leaves the model vulnerable.