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University of Arizona Acquires Ashford University to Expand Online…

The University of Arizona is acquiring Ashford University, a for-profit college, to create an online school called the University of Arizona Global Campus.

3 in 10 Americans Prefer Online-Only Learning: Survey

Brown University Offers New Course on Racism in US Higher Education

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How College Professors are Adjusting to Teleteaching Amid Virus Shutdowns

How Faculty Associations Impact Student and Faculty Life on College Campuses

Penn State Professor Wins Top Chemical Engineering Award

Law Professor Sues UT Austin for Pay Discrimination

Most Faculty Members Prefers Face-to-Face Teaching Environment

Three HBCUs Receive $3 Million to Develop Faculty

Syracuse Faculty Calls for Campus-Wide Diversity Course

Another Strauss Lawsuit Hits Ohio State University

Ohio State University President Announces Retirement

Two Chemistry Professors Arrested for Making Meth

Lawsuit Alleges Rep. Jordan of Not Taking Action in Sexual Misconduct Case

Training Programs for Title IX Investigators Lacks Effectiveness

Schools

University of Arizona Acquires Ashford University to Expand Online Reach

Aug 6, 2020

Policy

3 in 10 Americans Prefer Online-Only Learning: Survey

Aug 5, 2020

Schools

Brown University Offers New Course on Racism in US Higher Education

Aug 4, 2020

Schools

Close to 90 US Colleges Could Perish Due to COVID-19: Research

Jul 30, 2020

University of Arizona Acquires Ashford University to Expand Online Reach

Schools

The University of Arizona is acquiring Ashford University, a for-profit college, to create an online school called the University of Arizona Global Campus.

3 in 10 Americans Prefer Online-Only Learning: Survey

Policy

A recent Strada survey shows that three in ten Americans prefer studying all-online, even if COVID-19 wasn't a threat.

Brown University Offers New Course on Racism in US Higher Education

Schools

Brown University offers students a new course this upcoming fall semester, exploring race and racism in US higher education.

Close to 90 US Colleges Could Perish Due to COVID-19: Research

Schools

Close to 90 colleges in the US could “perish” in the coronavirus pandemic according to an analysis by NYU marketing professor Scott Galloway.

Why Endowments Can’t Cure COVID-19’s Tuition Problem

Policy

Endowments are highly planned out pools of money, making it is extremely challenging for universities to get access to endowment funds for emergencies such as a global pandemic.

Post-Pandemic Planning: Sarah Lawrence College

Schools

Sarah Lawrence College aims to resume residential and in-person education as soon as possible, though recognizes 'it would be irresponsible to claim when that will be possible.'

Segregation Forever? Racism Limits Educational Opportunities for Minorities

Schools

A new report exposes the systematic and continued racism that limits higher educational opportunities for Black and Latino students in the United States.