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• January 27, 2015

  HEADLINES: Today's Top Higher Education News

  In this morning's headlines, The Chronicle of Higher Education reports that Bowdoin College has named Harvard Business School Professor Clayton Rose as its new president. The Wall Street Journal looks at a new study from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center that found the number of STEM bachelor's degrees has stagnated over the past decade, and The Hill reports that draft rules will be published today to help colleges select banks to partner with and offer financial services to their students. These stories and more below:

• January 26, 2015

  NPR’s Krista Tippett to Lead Conversation at ACE Annual Meeting on Higher Education and Civility

  ​Krista Tippett, host of National Public Radio’s “On Being,” will lead a conversation at ACE’s 97th Annual Meeting about the role of higher education in cultivating civility and civic participation in the next generation of global citizens.

• January 23, 2015

  ACE Internationalization Laboratory Now Accepting Applicants

  ​ACE's Center for Internationalization and Global Engagement invites colleges and universities to apply to the 13th cohort of the ACE Internationalization Laboratory, which runs from August 2015 to April 2017.

• January 23, 2015

  Immigration Innovation Act Would Implement Much-Needed Visa Reforms

  ​A bipartisan group of senators have introduced a visa reform bill designed to expand the ability of high-skilled workers to live and work in the United States.

• January 21, 2015

  ACE and AIEA to Host Internationalization Collaborative

  ​ACE and the Association of International Education Administrators are hosting “Global Competence, Local Challenges: Building an International Curriculum for Everyone” on Feb. 14 in Washington, DC.