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The Other Office for Civil Rights
A decades-old arm of the Health and Human Services Department is now helping to wage Trump’s crusade against alleged antisemitism, special benefits for minorities and transgender women participating in women’s sports.
Course Correction
Asking students to interview faculty before they sign up for classes is a practice more colleges should try, Nicolaus Mills writes.
International Enrollment Down at Regional Publics, Small Private Colleges
Large, selective colleges enroll the greatest share of international students. But they’re not the institutions feeling enrollment drops so far this fall, early data shows.
Most Low-Income Students Find Bachelor’s Degrees Unaffordable
A new analysis by the National College Attainment Network finds that a majority of public colleges are financially out of reach for the average low-income student.
University of Nebraska–Lincoln Proposes Cutting Ed Administration Programs
University leaders say they need to slash the budget. Education administration professors say it’ll sever a pipeline to education leadership roles.
What’s So Conservative About Civics, Anyway?
Eric Hartman asks how colleges can move civics education beyond this hyperpartisan moment.
Army Preserves ROTC Units Previously Slated to Close
Free Course Teaches Students AI Skills, Ethics
Over the summer, the University of Mary Washington in Virginia offered all students a one-credit online course on how to use generative artificial intelligence tools.