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International Applications Dropped 10% This Year
Data from Common App shows increases from low-income student applicants, Black applicants and applicants from small towns.
2 Milligan University Cyclists Killed in Crash
Students’ Choices of Roommates, Clubs and More Fuel Higher Ed Polarization
A new book by sociologist Neil Gross argues universities aren’t doing enough to counteract students’ formation of their own ideological bubbles.
Foxes in the Higher Ed Henhouse
Professional athletics and the entertainment industry are dining and dashing like foxes in a henhouse when it comes to higher education and its students.
The Heated Discourse About Civil Discourse
Groups advocating for “dialogue across difference” and finding better ways to discuss and disagree about controversial topics are themselves part of a polarized debate.
New School Year Brings Major Financial Uncertainty for Students
This fall, financial aid offices will be rolling out significant changes in federal aid policy with insufficient guidance. Colleges must respond with corresponding investments and support.
Michigan Narrows Gap in Who Can Get Free Community College Tuition
The ‘Just Right’ Skill of Self-Disclosure
As a faculty member, how do you share to support your students and teams without breaking boundaries?