Grand Canyon University announces another attempt at converting to a nonprofit, with plans for its holding company to partner with other colleges.

American University of Malta undertakes mass firings of faculty. The start-up institution, run by a for-profit company with no track record in higher education, has struggled to find students and is mired in environmental and political controversy in Malta.

Numerous studies have found that female professors shoulder a disproportionate amount of service work compared to their male peers.

Co-editors discuss their no-holds-barred dictionary for academic life.

President resigns; report says accused professor was unprofessional and inappropriate but didn't break the law or university rules; many students and faculty members remain angry.

Ruling backs Eastern Michigan in dispute with union over whether online program management deal curtails faculty control of curriculum.

The ABA has publicly posted reports on the accreditation status of more than 5 percent of the law schools it approves in the last 18 months, providing a window into the continued aftereffects of the law school bubble.

Artificial intelligence laboratories have been cropping up with increasing frequency on campuses in recent years.

Despite slow start, open-access digital scholarship publisher expects to publish first works this year.

Student aid won't face immediate impact, but civil rights investigations are likely to halt. Research agencies are unlikely to review and act on grant proposals