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Manhattan Institute Targets Mellon for Funding Left-Leaning Higher Ed Groups
The Mellon Foundation was central in creating the Alliance for Higher Education. One conservative group is targeting Mellon in what the Alliance president called “one privately funded organization pointing fingers at another.”
13 AGs Ask Supreme Court to Uphold Florida’s Stop WOKE Act
‘The Cauldron’ and the Limits of Reading for Learning
The value-add of learning from teaching.
Childcare Center Closures Spark Backlash on Campus
Smith College promptly reversed the decision to shutter its center, but uncertainty over the future of on-campus childcare at the women’s college reflects a growing issue nationwide.
Second Harvard Union Goes on Strike
Let’s Not Blame Faculty for What They Haven’t Had to Know
Rachel schools Gordon on not being a clear and transparent communicator with the faculty.
The Students We Worried About Are Now Our Colleagues
New faculty who were in graduate school during the pandemic missed out on an important aspect of scholarly formation.
As 3-Year Degrees Proliferate, Some Pioneers Face Roadblocks
Institutions like Weber State University launched their first reduced-credit bachelor’s degrees in fall 2025. Building enrollment in those programs hasn’t been easy, but that hasn’t stopped other institutions from joining the movement.