The Left and the Right Both Now Hound Professors
A bipartisan threat to professors will chill free speech and make them more cautious when speaking in public. On Heterodox Academy.
A bipartisan threat to professors will chill free speech and make them more cautious when speaking in public. On Heterodox Academy.
The university's historic ties to agriculture, and the increasing value of land, has the university soliciting land donations. On Bloomberg.
A chemistry professor is suing over a sexual harassment investigation where she was not made aware of the substance of allegations against her. On the College Fix.
With the growth of endowment values, more universities could fall under the newly enacted tax. On Inside Higher Ed.
Political decisions in 2018 will affect funding levels, rules and regulations on borrowing, and other aspects of higher education. On The Washington Post.
The high salaries of college coaches could cost universities an additionally $50 million in taxes alone. On Minding the Campus.
Though universities rarely try to ban outright certain speakers from campus, they sometimes use high "security fees" to get student groups to cancel the event. On the Washington Examiner.
For Duke athletes, a geographically larger conference means a more difficult time with balancing classes and studying. On the Charlotte Observer.
Chinese students studying abroad can feel pressure from Chinese officials for what they say in the U.S.—as do American academics and publishers. On Inside Higher Ed.
The college football playoffs look much different if the rankings depended on the graduation rates of those football players. On Education Dive.