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Two public universities in the last year have suspended professors and placed gag orders forbidding them from communicating with students during their suspensions.
The long-awaited proposal breaks from Obama-era Democratic priorities by critiquing charter schools and testing.
Could subscriptions create a pathway to sustainable open-access monograph publishing? MIT Press plans to find out.
Two University of Connecticut students were arrested Monday after video allegedly showed them using racial slurs.
Social media posts by students at home and abroad push universities to address harassment and assault
An Arizona State University student reported his instructor, a female Ph.D. student, for discriminating against him for his status as a military veteran, according to a complaint lodged with the school’s misconduct reporting system in February.
Criticism grows as the government is accused of causing ‘unforgiveable havoc’ amid protests
Marketing firm describes four personas of adult learners, arguing for more nuance in serving one of higher education's most sought-after populations.
Furman University has an “Acts of Intolerance” policy, which could punish “theme parties” and “costumes” that “reinforce stereotypes.”
Protecting the personal information of students and employees is a growing concern for colleges and universities, but where does the buck stop?
