Now Science is being criticized for running another piece that some find sexist. This piece is mostly about getting noticed to advance one's career, and the importance of hard work. Read more...
3 août 2015
3 août 2015
Professor Answers Charges of Faking Cherokee Status
Andrea Smith, a professor at the University of California at Riverside who has been a major figure in Native American studies, has responded to charges that she has falsely told people that she is a member of the Cherokee nation. Read more...
3 août 2015
Moody's Considers Change in Rating Methodology
Moody's is considering changing the approach it uses to rate the financial health of more than 500 colleges and universities. The investors' service put out a call for comments on potential methodology changes on Wednesday. Read more...
3 août 2015
White House Balks at Senate's Education Spending Bill
The Obama administration has expressed a slew of concerns about the Senate's version of the 2016 spending bill for the Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Labor, including that it would redirect funds away from the Pell Grant program and block enforcement of the administration's gainful employment rules. Read more...
3 août 2015
Report: Campus Crime Drops 25 Percent Since 2001
On-campus crime has fallen by 25 percent over the last decade, from more than 40,000 reported incidents in 2001 to fewer than 30,000 incidents in 2012, according to the U.S. Department of Education's annual report of crime statistics. Read more...
3 août 2015
Rubio Wants to Take on Higher Education 'Cartel'
Senator Marco Rubio began to flesh out his higher education campaign plan on Wednesday with a major policy speech that featured some fighting words for traditional colleges. Read more...
3 août 2015
U of California's New Transfer 'Road Map'
The University of California System this week announced a "new academic road map" for community college students in the state who seek to transfer to UC campuses. Read more...
3 août 2015
More Than a Third of College Students Transfer
New data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center show that 37.2 percent of college students transfer at least once within six years. The research is based on the center's virtually comprehensive database of American college students. Read more...
3 août 2015
Study Links College Completion and Longer Lives
New evidence for the "completion agenda": finish college and you are likely to live longer. Researchers at New York University, the University of Colorado at Denver and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill released findings Wednesday that show consistent links between greater levels of education and longer lives. Read more...
3 août 2015
Study: Federal Loans Drive Up Private College Tuition
The availability of subsidized federal student loans play a role in increasing tuition, particularly at less-selective private nonprofit colleges with relatively affluent student bodies and for-profit colleges, a study by researchers for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York finds. Read more...
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