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Hiring Booms

Defying trends away from tenure, Ohio State and Syracuse will add more than 400 new tenure-track faculty members in the coming years.

State Funding Hit Lands on 2-Year Colleges

Four-year institutions have fared better than two-year colleges when it comes to state support, a split that might be tied to enrollment declines.

Capital Campaign Watch: Spelman, St. Louis Community College, U of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Starting Out: Spelman College is launching a campaign to raise $250 million by 2024. The college has already raised $240...

New Programs: Social Justice, Talent Management, Creative Writing, Business, Intercultural Studies, Sports Management, Nursing, Oceanography

Albany Law School is starting a social justice concentration for students in the J.D. program. Clark University is starting a...

A First Move on Borrower Defense

Students who were misled by their institution and only received partial government relief are due more help, to the tune of $1 billion, the Education Department announced.

States Maintain Higher Ed Funding

Federal relief dollars appear to be enough to keep nationwide totals of state higher ed funding steady this fiscal year, even amid the pandemic. But almost half of individual states still reported funding declines.

How to Count Philanthropy

A new set of fundraising reporting standards aims to help colleges and universities compare their performance across borders. It also prioritizes ethical considerations at a time when donor and institutional conduct are under the microscope.
Opinion

The Power of Now for Higher Education

Although our natural instincts as college leaders are to go into hibernation until the pandemic passes, now is the time for us to lean into the work that we do, writes Mark Zupan.