The concept of shared governance is in serious jeopardy at American colleges and universities, four scholars said Friday during a panel discussion here at the annual meeting of the American Association of University Professors....
“Where would someone who wants to live the Playboy lifestyle want to go to school?” That’s the question Playboy asked in compiling its recently released rankings of the 2010 Top Party Schools. Yes, Playboy...
What does the University of Arkansas want? Does it want to continue its transformation into a great university or will it settle for the lowest common denominator? In many regards, UA is poised to...
Arne Duncan, the secretary of education, has announced that he is ordering a study on “restrictive” policies on the transfer of academic credit from colleges to one another. In a letter to the American...
The goal of changes in the core curriculum at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville is to ease the transition for students transferring from the state’s two-year colleges and raise the number of college...
The University of Wyoming’s handling of former 1960s radical William Ayers’ campus appearance has sparked discussion and concern among faculty and administrators about free speech and academic freedom at the college and how to...
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