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After Kirk’s Death, Some Conservatives Blame Higher Ed for Political Violence
The president and his allies are accusing the “radical left” of “terrorism,” blaming unnamed organizations. Some conservatives are condemning universities.
New IHEP Analysis Breaks Down Financial Need by Country of Origin
More Colleges Promise Graduates Employment, Grad School Placement
Bethel University guarantees undergraduates a job on campus or a spot in one of its graduate programs if they haven’t found something better six months after graduation.
About That FIRE Study
The methodology for measuring campus free speech ignores the changing ways students are engaging with controversial ideas—privately, and with the aid of AI, Hollis Robbins writes.
A Better Model for Campus Dialogue
The killing of Charlie Kirk highlights the need for universities to foster counter-polarizing dialogue, not commodified debates, Cherian George writes.
New ETS Tool Answer to ‘Inadequate Bridge From Education to Work’
Workforce development experts say they’ll be watching to see whether the platform, which aims to integrate skills assessment, career planning and internship and job placement, will actually meet the needs of students and employers.
Part-Time Job Fairs Support Student Finances, Career Development
The more casual fairs allow colleges and universities to create connections with local employers who offer students part-time roles that accommodate their schedules.
Trump Administration Delays $660M for College Access Programs
The disruptions in TRIO funding have caused some programs to lay off or furlough staff. The Education Department says it will issue grant awards by Sept. 30.