Vocational education, the biggest get-rich quick scheme in Australia
A young, prospective salesman walks into Nikhil Talwar's office and within minutes, the lure of big, uncomplicated bucks is being dangled in front of him.
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HBCUs Look Online
The largest historically black university in the U.S. wants to grow even larger, and the university's leaders believe online education can help them get there.
There is no excuse for how Universities treat adjuncts
Students are paying higher tuition than ever. Why can’t more of that revenue go to the people teaching them?
Veterans education a growing focus in Nebraska
Justin Otoski said serving in the military gave him a clear set of goals and an unparalleled daily structure....
The world’s most innovative universities
Stanford, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard have topped a new ranking of the most innovative universities.
High marks as Chinese Universities enter world’s top 100
Four Chinese universities have made it into the world's top 100 according to new QS World University Rankings, the nation's best performance.
Not Up for Debate?
With various working definitions of genocide, debates about the term's application to historical events can get heated.
Kansas band director suspended after half-time Starship Enterprise show
Kansas State University has suspended its marching band director for one game after the band’s members marched in a formation meant to portray the Starship Enterprise battling the mascot of the university’s rival, the University of Kansas Jayhawk.
Judge refuses to stop name change for New York college
A Paul Smith's College alumni group didn't want the name to be changed to Joan Weill-Paul Smith's College
Researchers ‘not doing enough’ to explore options outside academia
Many university researchers have unrealistic expectations of a long-term career in academia and are doing little to explore other job options, a survey has found.
