The clouds of violence over Indian campuses have a silver lining
India’s students have surprised many observers by standing up together to protest against injustice
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College athletes will get paid in Tennessee, be allowed to advertise for businesses if bill passes
College athletes in Tennessee could start getting paid by sponsors under a set of bills being introduced by a bipartisan pair of lawmakers from Memphis.
A legal challenge for inclusive access
Big textbook publishers and retailers are accused of squashing competition from independent college bookstores.
A New Player in the College Completion Market
MOOC platform Coursera is teaming up with the University of North Texas to offer an online bachelor’s degree aimed at working adults with some college credit.
UNCW ditches ‘Women’s Studies’ to make way for ‘Gender Studies’
In an effort to be more inclusive to "transgender women," the University of North Carolina-Wilmington has changed its Women's Studies center to one for "Gender Studies."
George Soros’ $1 billion gift launches global university network
Universities will come together to offer joint degree programmes and research projects
Private university offers tuition cut to regional students
Students who live in the northeast part of South Carolina may have a new, more affordable option to attend college.
Philosophy journal refuses to retract paper defending research on race and intelligence
Nearly two years ago, a feminist philosophy journal faced demands to retract a paper that compared “transracialism” to transgenderism. Some of its editors quickly apologized, but were then overruled by the journal’s top editors.
Minnesota student arrested in China for criticizing president
A University of Minnesota student was reportedly in detained in China
Critics blast Calif. bill to mandate climate change lessons, call it brainwashing and indoctrination
Teaching California students about climate change may soon become mandatory. Public school teachers in California would be required to teach students as young as six-years-old about climate change under a recently proposed bill.
