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Sometimes Stress Is Just Stress
As a faculty member, how can you validate students’ feelings without affirming a self-diagnosis?
The Bipartisan Appeal of Growing Talent Amid the AI Boom
The Commission on the American Workforce developed a national workforce strategy as the first step toward a more ambitious rethinking of how Americans are preparing for an uncertain job market.
Decrying ED’s ‘Lawless Acts,’ Cal State Sues Over Title IX Finding at San José State
The Trump administration has threatened the university’s federal funding if it didn’t agree with a set of demands offered to resolve the civil rights investigation.
Poll: Voters Generally Support Limiting Grad School Borrowing
Indiana Governor Signs Bill Putting Low-Earning Degrees on Chopping Block
At White House, Leaders Plead for Federal Action to Overhaul College Athletics
President Trump presided over a White House discussion on the future of college sports, the latest sign of growing momentum toward a federal solution to the troubles plaguing college athletics.
Georgia to Launch Need-Based DREAMS Scholarship
For years, the state’s main source of funds for college students was its merit-based HOPE Scholarship. Now, lawmakers are allocating $325 million to a need-based program in hopes it will encourage students to study in the state.
