Professors and inquiring young minds gathered in the last two weeks of June for a program sponsored by the new University of Austin, designed to encourage questions that might get a scholar canceled anywhere else. Read more

A new noncredit paramedic certificate program that will allow participants to build a diverse skill set and sit for the National Registry of EMTs’ paramedic exam—all in just one year—has been announced by Workforce Development at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Read more

‘Psychosocial harm’ clauses in workplace safety laws elevate administrators’ mental health obligations, expert warns Read more

Earlier this year, members of a Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter in Wyoming filed a lawsuit after the sorority admitted a man who identifies as a woman named Artemis Langford into the house. The sorority responded on June 20 by submitting a motion to dismiss the case and called it “frivolous litigation.” Read more

The 140-year-old Christian nonprofit school has been in financial shambles for years. In 2018, the college announced that its South Nyack campus would be shuttered and sold. Students were given the option to relocate to the lower Manhattan campus. Read more

Three black and Latino groups filed a complaint against Harvard University on Monday stating the institution’s preferential treatment for legacy and donor applicants violates civil rights law. Read more

American branch campuses in China are facing a confluence of logistical, geopolitical and economic challenges. Many wonder whether the risks are still worth the rewards. Read more

Analysts are enthusiastic about microcredentials but unsure about their suitability in universities Read more

We are compiling advice for this year’s university freshers – and who better to ask than students themselves? Read more

Siena Heights University will offer a new certificate in “Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion” this upcoming fall semester. Read more