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Indiana Governor Signs Bill Putting Low-Earning Degrees on Chopping Block
In-Person Classes Aren’t Safe From the AI Cheating Boom
One professor was surprised to learn how easy digital technology makes it for students to cheat on class participation assignments and some exams.
Why ROI Is Tied to More Than Major
Rasheem Rooke has used TikTok to try to help families better understand the cost of college and what students should do to get the most out of their experience.
D.C. Colleges Mourn Kennedy Center After Trump Takeover
Performing arts faculty in Washington said their proximity to the Kennedy Center gave students unique opportunities. Now, with the center shutting down for renovations, they hope to band together with other venues to fill the gap.
Buzzy UCSD Math Readiness Report Failed to Mention Calculator Ban
Instead, the authors pinned the change on COVID-19 and an increase in low-income student enrollments. It’s unclear whether they knew about the calculator policy change.
‘What’d I Miss?’ The Past Half Decade of Dual Enrollment and Early College
Watch this growing space in higher ed.
National Institute on Transfer Finds a New Home
After fears of closure, NISTS—a repository for the study of transfer students—is relocating to the University of South Carolina.
The Challenges Rural Students Face After Admission
Since 2016, many colleges have stepped up recruitment of rural students—but do they know the academic, cultural and financial barriers many face after admission?