Sociologists must publish twice as much as before to get first job
Oversupply of young scholars means employers’ productivity demands are much higher than a generation ago, study finds
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Ill. College to offer three all-online degree programs
Illinois College will soon be making some of its degree programs more accessible and flexible by offering them in a totally online format.
Online Enabler Aims for Lifelong Learning
A prominent online program management company, 2U, announced this morning that it will purchase Trilogy Education Services, a large boot camp provider that partners with continuing education divisions at dozens of universities.
NJ doles out $250,000 for law students to rep illegals in court
Two New Jersey law school clinics are getting a bit of a CASH INFUSION...for helping illegal immigrants.
Open University platform scales up citizen science
Members of the public will be able to run their own experiments, producing data that could be valuable for scholars
A Jesuit University Without History or Philosophy?
Wheeling Jesuit eliminates all majors in liberal arts, keeping pre-professional programs and athletics. Many tenured professors are losing jobs.
New bill would require Calif. colleges to let homeless students park overnight
For many college students, academics are an afterthought.
Rider schedules ‘Seeing Privilege’ event at same time as ‘White Privilege Is A Myth’
A New Jersey Turning Point USA chapter tried to advertise its "White Privilege Is A Myth" event through the political science department's listserv.
English universities warned over ‘unachievable’ student number plans
Report from Office for Students says ‘unrealistic’ targets on recruitment could expose an institution to ‘significant risk’
This school doesn’t care who your parents are
Its faculty and alumni have won 39 Nobel Prizes. Graduates include former Compaq Chairman Ben Rosen and Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, known for the law that computer processing speed doubles every two years.
