Students Taking More Credit Courses and Introductory Math Faring Well
Nevada educators are finding strong links to success for students who take college-level math and more than 15 credits per semester.
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UMich prof wages war on women-only scholarships, programs
Two women-only scholarships offered by the University of Minnesota were altered after a complaint filed by an alum, Mark Perry.
Fewer students are majoring in history, but we’re asking the wrong questions about why
The number of history BAs awarded each year has dropped more steeply since 2011 than any other undergraduate degree measured.
YouTube deletes cheating videos after BBC investigation
YouTube has deleted thousands of videos promoting academic cheating in the last week after a BBC Trending investigation.
Slight Dip in Ph.D.s Conferred
Are numbers of doctorates awarded finally starting to reflect the poor academic job market? New data show decline in nonscience and engineering degrees. Women continue to make gains.
Va. College students left with questions about their futures after abrupt closure
Brittany Grant always dreamed of helping others. "I remember when I was seven, gluing baby dolls back together, wanting to be in the medical field," Grant remembered.
Ganging up on a student journalist?
LIU Post student government association demands that President Kimberly Cline and the other officials publicly apologize for berating a co-editor of the student newspaper for its coverage of anonymous pamphlets targeting Cline and others.
Israel-Palestine talk gets canceled amid ‘bias’ concerns
A Syracuse University senior says a planned dialogue about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was canceled after students protested the event.
Rutgers researchers learning how to use improv, other games to share their work with others
Person A is a time traveler from 300 years ago. Person B is expecting a phone call — and must explain how cellphones work before the time traveler accuses them of being a witch.
Colleges look to be partners, not competitors
Four Southeast Minnesota colleges are working together to “regionalize” the delivery of higher education in the region.
