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With strike looming, Howard University opens negotiations with faculty union

UB Custom Publishing | March 21, 2022

Non-tenure and adjunct faculty want better compensation or they say they will be willing to walk out on Wednesday.

SJSU sex scandal: Fallen university president gets perks that could return her to campus

March 21, 2022

Students, professors irked that Mary Papazian could return as English professor.

Online classes begin for medical students forced to flee Ukraine

March 21, 2022

However, many universities are shorthanded because some instructors have joined the Ukrainian Army or are volunteering for rescue operations.

Opinion: Improving intellectual infrastructure in American higher education

March 21, 2022

Congress must invest billions to upgrade community colleges and research laboratories at HBCUs.

Avoid 'deadnaming': How universities and colleges can get ahead of preferred name usage

Kathleen Dion &Janet Kljyan | March 20, 2022

Having a considered and thorough policy in place to address preferred name usage is preferable to ad hoc or case-by-case determinations to grant such requests for a few reasons.

Fentanyl: Why the potent drug poses a big threat to students, colleges

UB Custom Publishing | March 20, 2022

The rates of overdoses in the United States continue to rise exponentially among young adults.

How one flagship university is changing lives on its campus

UB Custom Publishing | March 20, 2022

The University of Oklahoma has leaned heavily on its five pillars to cement its standing as one of the best employers in the nation.

Solving Operational Roadblocks in Academic Affairs: Insights from 220 Higher Ed Leaders

University Business | March 19, 2022

University Business partnered with Coursedog to survey higher ed leaders in March 2022 to explore the impact of inefficiencies and other challenges in academic operations—involving course scheduling, curriculum management, and catalog management. Over 220 respondents participated, with a variety of job titles and responsibilities....

Virginia community college board names new chancellor, defying Youngkin

March 18, 2022

The governor wanted the system to restart the hiring process and include his administration in discussions, but its Board went forward anyway.

U.S. News ranked Columbia No. 2, but a math professor has his doubts

March 18, 2022

Professor identifies several data discrepancies that the university provided, renewing the debate over the value and accuracy of college rankings.

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With strike looming, Howard University opens negotiations with faculty union

SJSU sex scandal: Fallen university president gets perks that could return her to campus

Online classes begin for medical students forced to flee Ukraine

Opinion: Improving intellectual infrastructure in American higher education

Avoid 'deadnaming': How universities and colleges can get ahead of preferred name usage

Fentanyl: Why the potent drug poses a big threat to students, colleges

How one flagship university is changing lives on its campus

Solving Operational Roadblocks in Academic Affairs: Insights from 220 Higher Ed Leaders

Virginia community college board names new chancellor, defying Youngkin

U.S. News ranked Columbia No. 2, but a math professor has his doubts

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