William R. Harvey is among relatively few educators in modern times to serve continuously as a college or university president for more than four decades.
Northwestern University has taken steps to distance itself from a former lecturer who penned an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal offering future first lady Jill Biden "a bit of advice"—to drop the “Dr.” before her name because it's “fraudulent” and “a touch comic."
A study confirmed for university officials that the institution's name is hindering the ability to recruit students, faculty and staff as well as to build partnerships and obtain grants and other funding.
The visibility of historically Black colleges and universities is at a high. The political ascension of Harris and the presidential campaign have raised their profile.
According to one expert, virtually no one outside the Democratic Party leadership has any meaningful insight into who will lead the Department of Education in a few months’ time.
Futures for Frontliners will give many of those in supporting roles during the pandemic the opportunity to pursue degrees or training through community colleges
Mitigation efforts, including the temporary closure of bars in Tuscaloosa, have helped the University of Alabama's numbers trend down for the second consecutive week
Keeping players and coaching staff separated has helped the NBA and NHL post remarkably low or no positive COVID cases. Is this the answer for college sports?
