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ED Clamps Down on Student Voting Work
‘Higher Ed Alone Cannot Save Democracy’
More than a year into his presidency of the American Association of University Professors—including nearly seven months of Trump’s targeting of universities—Todd Wolfson is calling for a “multisector” fight that’s not just reactive.
Home Is Where the Job Shadow Is
Harvey Mudd College arranged for summer job shadows in students’ hometowns, making career exploration opportunities more readily available for underprivileged students.
Why Revenue Sharing Is a Bad Deal
Collective bargaining for student athletes would be a better way to go, Debbie Hogan writes.
Program Launch: Texas A&M University–Kingsville Establishes Skilled Trades Academy
New offerings at TAMUK provide learners with credentials in electrical, carpentry and broadband roles, as well as stackable credits for future education.
Survey: International Student Demand Remains High for Now, Despite Federal Changes
Recent data shows that a significant number of students globally are interested in studying in the U.S., but difficulties with immigration processes are limiting opportunities for them.
Judge Keeps Alabama’s Anti-DEI Law in Place for Now
The Myth of Antisemitism at Harvard
It is important to state the fact that the reasons cited by the Trump administration for punishing Harvard are lies.