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Can’t Afford Not To
Today's financial challenges have led many colleges to believe they can't afford to invest in new initiatives, but the right ones may be their best hope for the future, argues Mick Starcevich.

‘Ethics and Best Practice’
As the pandemic sapped dormitory projects of their financial reserves, a contractor told the University System of Georgia it had a "win-win" financial proposal, according to newly available documents. The system said no, and soon, the contractor allegedly said it would not be cleaning enough to meet state public health recommendations.
New Programs: Internet of Things, Data Science, Public Health, Culinary Arts, Business
Florida International University is starting a master's degree in the internet of things. Florida State University is starting a master's...
Capital Campaign Watch: Lawrence, Lipscomb, Texas A&M
Finishing Up Lawrence University has raised $232.6 million in a campaign that started in 2014 with a goal of $220...

Changes in Financial Aid
Federal Student Aid’s COO resigned Friday, amid political pressure from progressives. Meanwhile, FAFSA underwent technical difficulties, potentially impacting some students’ ability to submit.

Hunger-Free Campus Bills Have New Urgency
As the coronavirus pandemic and economic recession hammer food-insecure students, lawmakers in several states renew efforts to pass hunger-free campus legislation.

‘Shooting Yourself in the Foot’
Citing budget issues, John Carroll University fundamentally alters tenure -- to the point that professors say it and academic freedom no longer exist.
New Programs: Educational Leadership, Nursing, Computer Science, Ethical Data Science, Business, Nurse Anesthesia
College of St. Scholastica is starting an online Ed.D. in educational leadership. Del Mar College is starting a bachelor of...
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