Standing before faculty senators in the dimly-lit Guild Lounge with a small notebook and pen, Faculty Senate President and political science Prof. Ian Hurd sought feedback on the University’s faculty ...

Anyone who's been around children can attest that they have certain behaviors that would be intolerable in adults. Of course, the tragedy is that some so-called adults still retain the need to ...

Dean’s List is a weekly newsletter about higher education from The News & Observer and reporter Korie Dean. File images; graphic by Rachel Handley AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read ...

From the Dean's Desk welcomes guest author Loni Philip Tabb, PhD, Associate Professor of Biostatistics and Senior Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs As we step into 2026, the new year brings an ...

New research from Cleveland Clinic highlights the benefits of giving nurses a voice in administrative decisions. To assess how participation in shared governance models was associated with job ...

Cornell students are about to vote on the most important governance question since 1969: Who should control our judicial system: the Cornell community or the central administration? It’s a question we ...

The University of Wyoming’s Shared Governance Working Group provided a progress update Thursday outlining efforts to strengthen collaboration, transparency and trust across the campus. The update came ...

The Committee on the Future of the American University announced in a University Assembly meeting on Tuesday that it has begun meeting with Cornell students, faculty and staff to inform its ...

ABSTRACT: This paper presents a critical review of the book, The Politics of Education Policy in an Era of Inequality: Possibilities for Democratic Schooling authored by [1]. It explores the major ...

The Indy Chamber is in the growth business. And over the last five years, business has been good: Indy’s population and economy have grown faster than our Midwest peers. But research and our own ...

Sometimes, good people are forced to do bad things. In fact, the most creative tormentors I know are the ones who snap last. Perhaps it's because of their desire for justice. Or maybe it's their high ...