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Another small University closing
Enrollment dropped by 100 this year, making it hard for leaders to see a path forward despite relocation plan.
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Beyond ‘Bad Apples’
Do explosive corruption charges involving the basketball programs at six universities make it harder to ignore the possibility that the problems are systemic? University presidents weigh in.
Southeast D.C. students get $10M boost for college from Gates Foundation
Hundreds of D.C. youths who attend school in some of the city’s poorest neighborhoods will receive a boost of academic and financial support for their college ambitions
New Cambridge v-c calls for global agenda in ‘age of anxiety’
The new vice-chancellor of the University of Cambridge has called on the institution to take a “global lead” on research and collaboration, as he acknowledged the “unprecedented complexity” facing the UK’s higher education sector.
Nyet to Russian
Hopkins eliminates major. Faculty members say Russia’s growing role in the world makes this a terrible time to do so.
Short-term study abroad ‘better for building teamwork skills’
Students who go abroad as part of their degree for a short period of time develop better teamwork skills than those who go overseas for a year, while other areas of development are unaffected by the duration of international study ...
Professor Wins Back Email Rights
Professor used historical imagery of a strike being put down violently in criticizing Colorado State’s move to lay off employees. University then blocked him from using his university email account.
North Country college students voice concerns about DACA
The Trump administration's decision to end DACA, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, could have a significant impact on some of the North Country's many university students.
Gold or green? Elsevier proposes regional open access model
Elsevier has proposed a shift towards regional models of open access publishing, warning that there is no international consensus over which subscription-free approach works best.
US universities ‘must face up to skills and equality challenges’
With all their wealth, prestige and history, America’s top universities still lead a sector struggling to expand success for lower-income and ethnic minority students, or to provide their graduates with career-ready skills.
