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Almost 36m people live in modern slavery – report
Nearly 36 million people worldwide, or 0.5% of the world's population, live as slaves, a survey by anti-slavery campaign group Walk Free says.
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How Kennesaw State University is helping former addicts achieve their degree
Danny, a Kennesaw State University student whose last name is being withheld, knew it would be difficult to go to college sober.
HBCU of Phoenix
The University of Phoenix’s attempt to partner with historically black colleges is prompting a good deal of skepticism.
Top university leader removed in anti-graft campaign
The president of Fudan University in Shanghai, one of China’s most prestigious institutions, has resigned in the wake of a government investigation into corruption.
Class of 2020 wants colleges and universities to ditch email, viewbooks and non-personalized communications
A recent study, conducted by Worldcom Public Relations Group partners Schneider Associates and The Pollack PR Marketing Group ...
NJIT blasts Kean U. architecture school plans; calls proposal duplicative, wasteful
Kean University’s plans to open a school architecture now face opposition from the New Jersey Institute of Technology, which claims the program would be a wasteful duplication and that Kean has failed to seek approvals for the new school.
Researchers ‘appalled’ as EU chief scientist role is axed
Researchers across Europe have expressed dismay at the scrapping of the role of EU Chief Scientific Adviser (CSA).
Outside Experience for All
Brown University launched a major new initiative Thursday aimed at providing internships, research opportunities, and funding to all freshmen, sophomores, and juniors -- particularly those from low-income backgrounds.
UNC faculty wants more input, power over athletes’ academics
UNC-Chapel Hill professors agreed Monday to pursue the idea of writing an ethics code for faculty, while some urged more assertive control of academic decisions regarding athletes.
‘The Ideal and the Real’
A new report from the American Council on Education highlights the challenges involved when U.S. universities establish dual and joint degree programs with institutions abroad.
