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• June 18, 2013

  HEADLINES: Today's Top Higher Education News

  In this morning’s higher education news, there is wide coverage of a report released today by U.S. News & World Report and the National Council on Teacher Quality that finds the country’s teacher-training programs do not adequately prepare educators for the classroom, even as they produce almost triple the number of graduates needed. The Chronicle of Higher Education looks at another report from Giving USA on donations to nonprofit colleges and other charities, and Inside Higher Ed writes that while President Obama’s second term is now well under way, many key vacancies remain in the administration's higher education policy team. These stories and more below:

• June 17, 2013

  WEBINAR: Breaking New Ground in Title IX Sexual Assault and Harassment Investigations and Resolutions?

  The National Association of College and University Attorneys, in cooperation with ACE, will hold a webinar June 27 to look at recent developments in Title IX compliance for sexual assault and harassment investigations on college campuses.

• June 17, 2013

  ACE/AIEA Institute Helps Accelerate Internationalization on U.S. Campuses

  The work didn’t end when a group of 31 senior international officers (SIOs) from a diverse group of institutions headed back to their campuses June 11 at the conclusion of the first ACE/AIEA Institute for Leading Internationalization.

• June 12, 2013

  Senate Moves Forward on Immigration Bill; Debate Expected to Last a Month

  ​The Senate voted 84-15 yesterday to move forward on considering a comprehensive, bipartisan plan to overhaul the nation's immigration system, setting up what is expected to be a month-long debate on the bill.

• June 12, 2013

  Registration Open for ACE’s At Home in the World Institute

  Registration is open for ACE’s At Home in the World Institute, with early registration ending July 19.