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Grief Fuels Growth of Turning Point’s Campus Footprint
Charlie Kirk’s murder is pushing more conservative college students to start Turning Point USA chapters in the name of advancing civil discourse. But critics fear the group’s expansion will only exacerbate tensions on already fractured campuses.
The Library Wants to Know if You ‘Got Rejected’
The University of California, Santa Cruz, invited students to share their stories of rejection or failure to normalize the experience and create community.
Pepperdine Closes Exhibit Over ‘Overtly Political’ Art
Trump Administration Targets Undocumented Student Supports
The DOJ called for an investigation into the University of Nevada at Reno for its supports for undocumented students. Immigrant student advocates worry about other such programs but urge campuses not to comply pre-emptively.
Improving Academic Supports for Incarcerated Students
An analysis by the University of Puget Sound identifies barriers to success and promising practices to support students enrolled in higher education programs in prisons.
College Degree Aspirations on the Decline
Team Teaching Benefits Faculty and Students
Most first-year courses at Harvey Mudd College are team-taught, exposing students to a variety of disciplines, teaching styles and resources on campus.
Ep. 177: Student Loan Negotiations, H1-B Visas, a Compact for ‘Academic Excellence’
Examining the downstream effects of policy from Washington on higher education.
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