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AAUP Nets Legal Victory Against EEOC in Penn Case
The appellate court decision could help other institutions if they face similar demands for information about Jewish employees, the American Association of University Professors said.
Judge Backs Virginia in Tuition Equity Case
Undocumented students can continue to qualify for in-state tuition in Virginia because of the way the law is written, the federal judge said.
Helping Stopped-Out Students Finish College
A new University of Houston–Downtown initiative pairs re-enrollment efforts with financial and basic needs support while examining institutional barriers to completion.
How HSIs Can Move Forward After Federal Funding Cuts
Gina Ann Garcia, author of The HSI Movement, said Hispanic-serving institutions can thrive in the long term if leaders commit to serving Latino students, rather than just enrolling them.
DOJ Accuses UCLA Law School of Discrimination in Admissions
Why Federal Data on Campus Sexual Assault Is Still Missing
The Cornell allegations have reignited discussion about campus sexual assault, and advocates say a nationwide climate survey would help address the persistent issue.
UT Approves List of 50 Authors for Gen Ed Course
Jane Austen, Frederick Douglass, Adam Smith and Søren Kierkegaard made the cut.
Group Argues Civil Discourse Push Is Conservative, Pro-Israel
A group of scholars has released another report arguing that efforts to promote constructive dialogue and similar concepts are actually targeting progressive activism. Those named in the report take issue with its assertions.