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The latest survey of higher education employees from CUPA-HR found the biggest spike in tenure-track professors since at least 2016.
Torey Alston sued the board and won a ruling requiring trustees to attend mediation to attempt to work out an employment contract dispute with him.
Officials allege the Mabna Institute was behind an effort to steal research from American universities, companies and government agencies.
After closing abruptly this year, the Catholic institution is trying to pay off millions of dollars in debt.
The rule would ease the way for new accreditors to form and give agencies significant new duties, including overseeing intellectual diversity policies.
A career attorney accused Trump officials of pressing for deals at Harvard, Columbia and Brown, despite insufficient evidence or incomplete investigations.
Plaintiffs argued that the new rule would be "catastrophic" for universities and international students, and have asked a federal judge to block it.
The two California for-profit institutions are combining just a year after Westcliff launched its nursing college.
Few details are known without the rule's text, which has yet to be published in the Federal Register, but the change may pose difficulties for employers.
The move comes after the board shared concerns with President Torey Alston, including over students' low passage rates on nursing licensure exams.
We're rounding up recent stories, from senators raising alarm about student visa appointment availability to a higher education antitrust case proceeding.
