How campus leaders can protect students as states legalize marijuana
21 states have legalized marijuana, which is harder to detect than alcohol
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France to back not-for-profit diamond journals
Frustrated by the costs of publishers’ article processing charges, the country wants to expand non-commercial journals instead
OU prof responds to FIRE: Speech in classroom is ‘different than freedom of speech’
Professor Julie Ward told an OU news outlet that 'speech inside the classroom is different than freedom of speech.'
UNC-Charlotte offers graduate certificate in anti-racism for up to $12,000
If you want to hold a certificate proving you are an anti-racist, now is your chance. But it will cost you.
Buying off an academic journal?
E-cigarette maker Juul funds a special issue of an academic journal about use of its product. Editor in chief says normal review processes were followed.
Red Dead Redemption research: ‘Gamers learn about nature’
Researchers say players of a popular computer game have learned how to identify real wildlife and predict animal behaviour.
At Illinois public colleges, admissions tests are now optional
The state's Fair Admissions Act aims to break down barriers that have prevented students from pursuing a degree.
Can You Ask About Applicants’ Health? Should You?
Dallas Theological does. It also asks about other subjects that most colleges would steer clear of.
California’s ban on state-sponsored travel raises questions about college sports
Under the bill, California prohibits state-funded and state-sponsored travel to states deemed to discriminate against LGBTQ populations.
Harvard rejects Asian-American applicants; it’s time they reject Harvard back
The Asian community’s love of Harvard University is unrequited.
