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• April 18, 2014

  HEADLINES: Today's Top Higher Education News

  In today’s headlines, Inside Higher Ed covers the decision by Virginia’s Supreme Court that the University of Virginia was within its rights under state law not to release emails of a climate change researcher, and The Chronicle of Higher Education reports on the Department of Education’s proposal to ease eligibility criteria for PLUS loans. In other news, The Hechinger Report looks at the move by some colleges and universities to open or expand campuses in places with booming populations and economies. See these and more stories below.

• April 17, 2014

  ACE President Molly Corbett Broad's Statement on U.Va. FOIA Ruling

  We are gratified that the Supreme Court of Virginia recognized the importance of safeguarding the free exchange of ideas that is integral to the academic environment at American colleges and universities.

• April 17, 2014

  Virginia Supreme Court Rules in Favor of U.Va. in FOIA Case

  The Virginia Supreme Court has ruled in favor of U.Va. in its attempt to protect researchers and their work from unwarranted access through the commonwealth’s Freedom of Information Act.

• April 16, 2014

  Agenda Announced for First Meeting of 2014-15 ACE Institute for New Presidents

  The preliminary agenda for the first meeting of the 2014-15 ACE Institute for New Presidents includes sessions on crisis planning and response and how to build an effective team.

• April 16, 2014

  Still Time to Register for the 83rd National Women’s Leadership Forum

  Registration is open for the 83rd National Women’s Leadership Forum, to be held June 18-20, 2014, just outside Washington, DC, in Arlington, VA.