The University of California system could decide whether to reinstate a standardized-testing requirement for admission as soon as next year, according to an accelerated timeline announced this week.
Colleges hoping to build data centers to support their AI efforts are facing unprecedented opposition. The AI gold rush has sparked a data-center-construction boom across the United States, and that ...
An 84-page complaint offers a glimpse into how the system’s curricular-review process has operated behind closed doors.
The opposition to a potential deal with the government reveals a strategy that Yale groups have spent a year honing.
And we’re not the only campus where protesters have gone mum. From threats to academic freedom to foreign conflict, there’s ...
When professors want to dispute cuts, they turn to Howard Bunsis. Is he just telling them what they want to hear?
In a win for academic-freedom advocates, a federal court struck down a Florida law that served as a template for Republicans ...
A massive cheating scandal is bad enough. The anemic response of Brown administrators, Serrano feels, made matters worse. After weeks of frustration at the inaction of the university, Serrano went ...
The recent report on the state of scholarship in the humanities and humanistic social sciences has renewed the debate over the internal politicization of academe. As one of its au ...
The highest payout came this week, when a fired University of Tennessee anthropology professor agreed to a $1.9-million settlement.
L ast July the Wisconsin State Legislature passed a higher-education funding bill that mandated higher teaching loads for most public universities in the state. In October, the Utah State Board of ...
T he chancellors of Washington University in St. Louis and Vanderbilt University recently commissioned a “Report on the State of Scholarship in the Humanities and the Humanistic Social Sciences.” The ...
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