Niagara University, the institution that offered the world's first undergraduate degree program in tourism, is growing its repertoire of high-level experiential learning opportunities for students, thanks to a new partnership. More...
India’s higher education troubles
When the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, which rates about 1,000 global institutions, was released in May, not even one Indian institute featured in the overall Top 100, though the Indian Institute of Science made it in the reputational rankings after seven years. More...
Data shows a surprising campus free speech problem
The American college campus, we are led to believe, is a dangerous place: If you say what you really think, particularly as a conservative, a mob of young social justice warriors will come for your faculty position or invitation to speak on campus. More...
To fill desperately-needed cybersecurity jobs, NDSU brings in the youth
As technology advances at warp speed, the need for employees in cybersecurity has reached critical levels. So, the next best thing for the future is to start exposing students early to a career in information technology. More...
N.J. colleges trying to reverse ‘summer melt’ of students
Stockton University has received acceptance deposits of $250 from about 1,725 high school graduates who say they plan to enroll in the Atlantic County institution as freshmen for the 2018-2019 academic year. More...
S.C. has some of the highest student debt in the country, no matter how you count it
Does South Carolina have the highest amount of student debt in the country, as one study says? Or is it 14th, according to a WalletHub study released Wednesday. More...
Shepherd University outsources dining services in 10-year deal
Shepherd officials said this week that the school has contracted with Chartwells Higher Education Dining Services to operate five campus dining facilities and concessions at athletic events, as well as provide campuswide catering and food for conferences, beginning this fall. More...
Students finally have an alternative to buying traditional, high-priced textbooks and course materials
As millions of college students head back to campus this month, they’ll embark on what’s become a dreaded, semi-annual ritual: buying textbooks and course materials. More...
A-level results raise policy questions – but first let's celebrate achievement
Despite the upheaval of the redesigned qualifications, many trends persist. More...
Big up Stormzy. But Oxbridge must do more for black students
The star’s scholarships are welcome, but the top universities need to engage and support more BAME young people. More...