Browsing: Education

Accusations of plagiarism appear to be the newest weapon in the raging battle for leadership and direction at elite universities.For…

Marc Tessier-Lavigne, Stanford’s president, resigned in August after an investigation found serious flaws in the studies he had overseen for…

The history of Las Vegas has been marked by an inexorable turnover of hotels, casinos, theaters and restaurants. But only…

In the United States, some labor unions, city governments and city councils have weighed in on the Israel-Hamas war, issuing…

To the Editor:Re “The ‘Gig’ Label Is Being Used to Exploit Workers,” by Terri Gerstein (Opinion guest essay, January 29):We…

The former president of Seton Hall University in New Jersey sued the school Monday, accusing its former president of trying…

In the world of American legal scholarship, Seth Barrett Tillman is an outsider in more ways than one. An associate…

Clyde Taylor, a scholar who in the 1970s and 80s played a leading role in identifying, defining and promoting black…

Good morning. It’s Tuesday. Today we’ll look at whether Mayor Eric Adams should retain control of the New York public…

Spelman College, the women’s school in Atlanta, announced Thursday that it has received a $100 million donation, which its officials…