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The Week in Admissions News
Waiting for Biden; 10 fraternities disaffiliate from University of Southern California; vulnerable students; students learn to stop overdoses.
Opinion
Affirmative Action Is Probably Dead: Now What?
Antar Tichavakunda and Suneal Kolluri review the options for those who worry about the Supreme Court’s possible decision.
The True Cost Faced by Student Parents
A new report shows that student parents from low-income backgrounds must work 50-plus hours a week at minimum wage in order to afford both tuition at a public college and childcare.
Trine Tries a Double Approach to Admissions
It’s filling up its class with traditional-age students—and also pushing international graduate students into two other campuses.
‘Trash Fire’
Now-removed paper on masturbation sets social media ablaze and triggers inquiries, not necessarily because it’s shocking but because it raises ethical and quality concerns.
One College With Competitive Admissions Is Interested in Direct Admissions
Common Application has had discussions with the college.
U of California Admits Record Number of Californians
System has faced political pressure over out-of-state students.
Opinion
Why Higher Ed Digital Advertising Tactics Disrespect Students
Robert Kadar and Steve Roth write that there’s more to recruitment than lead generation.