In an interview, Nicholas Kent, the undersecretary of education, said the department was interested in “revolutionizing” the process.
W hen the Brandenburg Gate reopened after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Daniel Diermeier was in the throng, celebrating and sipping sparkling wine.
The “New York Times” columnist on the sins of the educated class, what Trump gets right, and why he’s leaving the newspaper to take a new job at Yale University.
Stephen Agostini, who started at UCLA in 2024 after serving as the associate vice chancellor for finance and budget at the ...
Less than a week after the National Association of Deans and Directors of Schools of Social Work (NADD) called for a boycott ...
The latest salvo in the administration’s battle with the Ivy League institution is about whether the university is sending enough admissions data and sending it promptly.
Accreditation is in the crosshairs. Adam Kissel, a visiting fellow and author of a new Heritage policy blueprint, explains why.
A governor’s executive order has left the state’s professors with more questions than answers — and touched off concerns that tenure may be under threat nationwide.
The fourth and final report issued by Columbia University’s Task Force on Antisemitism invokes the great German sociologist Max Weber not once but twice. The first reference inv ...
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As Lourdes University, a private institution in Ohio, expanded sports teams, it did bring new students to campus. But overall ...
Viral video showed an assistant professor shoving a man with a camera to the ground. Ohio State University called the incident “concerning.” ...
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