A federal judge approved a settlement Wednesday allowing former students at ITT Technical Institute read more >

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Tarrant County College in Texas suspended an astronomy instructor last week read more >

When they're not talking to the families writing the tuition checks, they speak in business terms read more >

Journalists at The Los Angeles Times voted overwhelmingly to form a union read more >

In reality, 550 from Indianapolis were still being moved to Mexico, and all 700 workers at the company's Huntington plant would still lose their jobs. read more >

The Supreme Court today released the calendar for its February sitting read more >

Adjunct faculty members at Broward College in Florida voted to form a union read more >

A ruling Friday by the National Labor Relations Board may make it more difficult for unions seeking to organize read more >

Overturn the FCC's Terrible Net Neutrality Vote read more >

"Stop the Deportation of Francisco Acosta!" read more >

Karen L. Kelsky founded The Professor Is In, a consultancy that gives academics career advice. read more >

Updated (12/13/2017, 10:34 a.m.) with results of the Tuesday session of the House committee and comment from Paul Mitchell, a Republican congressman. read more >

The impending negotiations between the City University of New York's faculty union and administration read more >

Assault on science and academic freedom threatens the public good and international stature or US. read more >

"A suspension which is not followed by either reinstatement or the opportunity for a hearing is in effect a summary dismissal in violation of academic due process." read more >

Ben Groebe was frightened when he read that a tax plan recently passed by Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives read more >

After a flurry of movement this week on the reauthorization of the federal law governing higher education read more >

The AAUP and a large coalition of other higher education groups have issued an open letter read more >

The AAUP filed an amicus brief last night supporting a challenge to a statute and policy in Texas that compel faculty to permit concealed handguns in college classrooms. read more >