SAT’s Racial Impact
Large and growing gaps in SAT scores, by race and ethnicity, are nothing new.
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‘Inadequate’ English, No Ph.D.
An international student from China who was dismissed from a doctoral program in psychology after clinical supervisors judged his English-language communication skills as inadequate for engaging in patient care has sued his university.
Higher Education and Talent
Lumina Foundation has been at the forefront of a national campaign for more Americans to earn a college credential.
Language of Protest
All six editors and all 31 editorial board members of Lingua, one of the top journals in linguistics, last week resigned to protest Elsevier's policies on pricing ...
Wisconsin Tenure Wars: Part Two
Faculty members within the University of Wisconsin System lost a key battle when Governor Scott Walker and fellow Republicans in the Legislature removed tenure protections ...
Between Consortia and Mergers
The idea that relatively few colleges and universities can thrive entirely on their own has taken hold in several quarters recently ...
The Structure of Instructure
As the LMS provider prepares to go public, financial disclosures show the company has spent on sales and marketing at a much higher rate than competitors ...
Are Elite College Courses Better?
The public -- and heck, many people in higher education -- widely assume prestigious colleges and universities provide the best quality education.
Internationalization and Tenure
Should universities incorporate internationally focused criteria in their tenure and promotion policies?
Damning Report on Grade Changing
Jay Conover, a professor of mathematics and statistics at Texas Tech University, got quite a surprise when he learned three of his former students graduated from the business school's graduate program this year.
