Texas Southern's board gave itself the ability to dismiss any employee; A UC panel recommends keeping the SAT and ACT; and more.
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Before it placed its president on leave, Texas Southern’s board gave itself the ability to dismiss any employee. “I’ve never seen anything like this,” one expert says. (PREMIUM)
A recent study ranked liberal-arts colleges by their long-term return on investment, but some college leaders say a college shouldn’t be judged on just one measure. (PREMIUM)
In an age surrounded by evolving technology that impedes upon privacy rights, Victoria University of Wellington Law Professor, Nicole Moreham, is researching what constitutes as a private space, and how to protect it.
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As college staff members juggle new priorities like technology initiatives, campus beautification, and more, budgets get tighter and hard decisions must be made.
