Trump administration launches civil rights investigation into schools
The investigations are tied to partnerships with The PhD Project, a national organization that helps support and provide networking for diverse doctoral candidates
Study: Young adults do care about online privacy
All the dirty laundry younger people seem to air on social networks these days might lead older Americans to conclude that today's tech-savvy generation doesn't care about privacy.…
Community colleges turn to online classes as enrollments spike
Distance learning enrollment in American community colleges jumped by 22 percent during the 2008-09 academic year, an increase fueled in part by an influx of nontraditional students who…
U.S. falls short in measure of future math teachers
America’s future math teachers, on average, earned a “C” on a new test comparing their skills with their counterparts in 15 other countries, reports the New York Times—significantly…
Northern Illinois professor brings video games to class
Brianno Coller, an associate professor of engineering at Northern Illinois University, is showing that video games have a place in the classroom.
Researcher: College CIO shortage on the horizon
Wayne Brown's seven years of research has identified a wide swath of campus technology officials eager to become chief information officers someday. They're just not quite sure how.
New Microsoft phones aim at a younger crowd
Microsoft is trying to home in on a younger demographic with two new cell phones that have social-networking features, such as the ability to update status messages on…
Google adds a touch of Microsoft to applications
Google has upgraded its online package of word processing and spreadsheet programs so they work even more like the Microsoft applications with which they're competing, reports the Associated…
Syllabus digitization takes hold on college campuses
