Daymar College to settle with ex-students
Daymar College, the for-profit Kentucky company accused in multiple lawsuits of duping students into enrolling through bogus claims about job placement and transferring credits,
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New species of human ancestor discovered in South Africa
When an amateur caver and university geologist arrived at Lee Berger's house one night in late 2013 with a fragment of a fossil jawbone in hand, they broke out the beers and called National Geographic.
Google won’t have easy ride back into China
Google Inc CEO Sundar Pichai has made no secret that he wants to get back into China via Google Play, the app store for its Android mobile operating system.
Can South African Universities Meet Demands for Change?
More than 20 years after the end of apartheid, the pressure for South Africa’s universities to shed their old identities and to embrace transformation is greater than ever.
Keeping Up With Competency
Roughly 600 colleges are in the design phase for a new competency-based education program, are actively creating one or already have a program in place.
New Zealand bans young adult novel; first book ban in 22 years
New Zealand has banned its first book in 22 years after an award-winning New Zealand author's novel was criticized for its offensive language and gratuitous sexual imagery.
Pushback Against Performance Funding
The head of Australia's opposition party signaled how his party plans to approach higher education in next year's elections -- and university officials there are alarmed.
Getting beyond intentional futility in the climate movement
Dennis Hopper once told a story about indulging in some combination of drugs and alcohol while on a movie set. (Surprise!)
News blog: what it is like to study in a Chinese university
If any particularly observant readers noticed that my byline disappeared from Times Higher Education around this time a year ago
Two systems settle for tiny fraction of claims against BP
Two Louisiana university systems have quietly settled lawsuits filed against BP that sought to recover hundreds of millions of dollars for what the schools said was lost revenue tied to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster.
