The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's announcement of the School of Civic Life and Leadership has ignited a controversy surrounding academic bias and discrimination, bringing to light the longstanding debate over viewpoint diversity in higher education. This controversy follows a
Cybersecurity within higher education institutions has become an increasingly pressing concern. The frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks have pushed universities to bolster their defenses and rethink their strategies. As the digital landscape becomes ever more complex, colleges and
The impact of Hurricane Helene on Upstate South Carolina has been significant, necessitating numerous changes in the operation of local schools and colleges. As the severe weather approaches, educational institutions have taken robust measures to ensure the safety of their communities while
Seton Hall University’s nursing students are leveraging the invaluable hands-on learning opportunities available at the University's Interprofessional Health Sciences campus in Nutley, NJ, to enhance their professional training. Known as Immersions, these practical sessions are an essential c
Baldwin Wallace University (BW) recently announced the disbandment of its Center for Inclusion (CFI), a decision that has sparked significant reactions among students, faculty, and staff. The move, part of a broader cost-cutting strategy to address the university's budget deficit, has ignited
Advancements in data analytics research are reshaping industries and academia, with Southern Arkansas University (SAU) playing a pivotal role through the DART (Data Analytics that are Robust and Trusted) initiative. Supported by a $20 million NSF EPSCoR grant, along with an additional $4 million
