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Louisiana System Head Resigns Amid Tax Issue
Florida University System Punts on Restoring Admission for Some Noncitizens
The board governing Florida’s 12 public universities postponed deciding on a narrow exception to a rule that bars undocumented students from attending public universities.
After Last Pick Declined, Iowa Board Hires Local Professor to Lead Civics Center
Trustees Grapple With Changing World of College Athletics
They are facing a complex and costly college athletics landscape and in search of answers from leadership and lawmakers. Here are three takeaways from a recent summit on the issue.
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.
Amid Accreditor Scrutiny, Maine Officials Defend ‘YourPace’ Program
Enrollment in the competency-based online program at the University of Maine at Presque Isle has mushroomed in recent years. That rapid growth is raising questions from the university’s accreditor.
As Government Encroaches, Presidents Must ‘Lead the Sector’
In their new book, The Postliberal University, Brendan Cantwell and Barrett Taylor explain why university leaders must be explicit in laying out the threats to higher education today.
