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Controversial student apartments get new life as city design board reconsiders vote

A city of Columbia design board will reconsider whether a massive student housing complex can be built near the University of South Carolina.

USM gets approval for $100M construction project

The University of Maine System board of trustees voted for the University of Southern Maine to enter negotiations for a proposed $100 million career center and residence hall.

Experiments from Vernier available in LabArchives Lab Builder

Vernier Software & Technology recently partnered with LabArchives to provide higher education science instructors with easy access to customized experiments that use Vernier data-collection technology.

Rutgers partners with Horizon Discovery Group

A novel base editing technology invented at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey with the potential to be used for the creation of new cell and gene therapies will be made available to researchers worldwide through an exclusive partnership with the Horizon Discovery Group.

Watkins College of Art merges with Belmont University

Belmont University and Watkins College of Art will be merging with Watkins students starting classes at Belmont starting in August.

Dining Services’ touch screens improve efficiency and guest experience

Students, faculty, and staff will have more options to order their favorite drinks and entrees this semester as Virginia Tech’s Dining Services expands its use of technology to cater to undergrads accustomed to ordering meals through touch screens and their cellphones. 
Wed Jan 29th, 2020

Bill would require both sides at university public events

A Glendale Republican lawmaker says he’s found a way to ensure that university students get all sides of controversial issues: force the schools to search out — and, if necessary, fund — opposing viewpoints.
Wed Jan 29th, 2020

New program in response to mass shooting

The introduction of the program comes as an initiative in response to the 2019 mass shooting that tragically struck the West Texas community.
Wed Jan 29th, 2020

Will you still need a college education in 2040?

College enrollment rates are already falling. We asked six experts to explain how the workforce of the future will get trained.
Wed Jan 29th, 2020

Colorado got $3.6M from the Equifax breach

Colorado Northwestern Community College plans to start cybersecurity classes this Fall while the rest of the money will be spent on consumer education and possibly a loan-forgiveness program.

Wed Jan 29th, 2020

Free college is not the answer to all our problems

We keep putting off real reforms that would create an environment where learning is more important than pandering to a social agenda and kowtowing to teachers’ unions.
Wed Jan 29th, 2020