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Despite challenges with declining participation rates in college by Arkansan high school graduates, the University of Central Arkansas (UCA) is still likely to hold its position as having the second

The Editorial Board describes Stanford's administrative overreach and gives actionable steps to the Stanford community to keep admin accountable. "Stanford stakeholders need to act collectively to hold administrators at all levels responsible to the community they serve," the Board writes.

The Faculty Senate is holding a faculty vote of no-confidence in the leadership of West Texas A&M University President Walter Wendler.

In a state where higher ed is under considerable pressure from lawmakers, one institution’s faculty members worry that their representative prefers collaboration instead of combat.

The past efforts for fall break should be replicated for the spring semester.

The governing board endorsed on Wednesday a process for post-tenure review that creates a uniform method for dismissals across the 12-campus State University System.

Thomas Keon made comments mocking Asian languages at a December commencement ceremony.

The bill wants Florida colleges to "preserve the constitutional republic through traditional, historically accurate" general education courses.

The bill wants Florida colleges to "preserve the constitutional republic through traditional, historically accurate" general education courses.

The bill wants Florida colleges to \