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Plan S may ‘consolidate power of big publishers’, academy warns
London Book Fair hears claims European open access push may aid big publishers rather than reduce their power
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CUNY: ‘Whiteness continues to be a crucial problem in our English department’
The City University of New York's graduate school will host an event called “Refusing Institutional Whiteness: Possibilities, Alternatives, and Beyond” later this month.
Finding the Humor in an Admissions Scandal
At a low point for higher education, humorists find ways to make a point.
Tuition-free college is now a reality in nearly 20 states
Over the last decade, the average tuition and fees at private four-year schools rose 26 percent.
Gold standard of PhD ‘under threat’, professors claim
Debate sparked by criticism of growth of PhDs by publication, and allegations that corruption and nepotism are undermining the reliability of the academic doctorate
University staff investigated over secretly recorded conversation
Administrator leaves role at Nottingham Trent following ‘unfair’ monitoring
When Students Want to Review a Tenured Professor
Students at Sarah Lawrence want to review the tenure of a conservative professor who criticized student affairs programs as ideologically "lopsided."
Esports builds success at Colorado College
Colorado College launched a popular esports program that competes in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference.
Congressman breathes fresh air into campus free speech debate ahead of Trump’s exec. order
A Congressional member from Tennessee presented a resolution asking colleges to remove free speech zones.
College cheating scandal is the tip of the iceberg
"We're not talking about donating a building, we're talking about fraud," said Andrew Lelling, the US Attorney for Massachusetts, as he announced indictments in a massive scheme alleging that celebrities and other wealthy individuals used cheating, bribes, and lies to get their kids into elite colleges.
