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Why Presidents Say What They Say
College presidents issued statements both bland and blistering after last week's storming of the U.S. Capitol. Examining the thought process used to craft their words offers understanding into their true values.
Senators Ask GAO to Examine If Colleges Are Doing Enough for Disabled Students
A bipartisan group of three senators on Wednesday asked the Government Accountability Office to examine whether colleges and universities are...
Opinion
Ph.D. Alumni: Hidden in Plain Sight
Through collaborative efforts on our campuses, we can better engage such graduates and address various institutional challenges, write Anna De Cheke Qualls, Natalie Lundsteen and Tiffanie N. Purvis.
NYU Tops 100,000 Applications for Freshmen
New York University believes it is the first private university to top 100,000 applications, with a 20 percent increase this...
‘Just Futures’
Mellon Foundation gives $72 million in grants of up to $5 million each for humanities-focused projects addressing issues of racial justice.
Envisioning Higher Education's Future | Wednesday, January 13 at 2:00 pm ET
This webcast will feature perspectives on possible approaches higher education leaders should consider to transform their institutions to meet the...
Acute Stereotype-Threatening Cues
There are many challenges for women in STEM fields. In today's Academic Minute, part of Bentley University Week, Mateo Cruz...
Foreign Students Allege Forced Labor, Trafficking at College
International students at Western Iowa Tech Community College sued the institution, alleging they came to the U.S. with promises of scholarships and professional internships only to be coerced into menial jobs with long hours and low pay.