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Even Failing Dual Enrollment Students More Likely to Enroll in College
A new study out of Brown’s Annenberg Institute explores the impact that failing dual-enrollment courses has on high school students’ decision to attend college.
Degree Attainment Gaps Persist for Latino Students
Academic Freedom at UT ‘Being Dismantled,’ Says Professor Denied Tenure
Border-surveillance researcher Iván Chaar López received a near-unanimous recommendation from faculty and outstanding external support letters. Still, he was denied tenure without explanation.
Ohio State Prof Who Tackled Journalist Pleads No Contest
Portland State Will Lay Off 36 Employees, Close 2 Departments
The university announced its “final plan” on Tuesday after negotiating with the faculty union for several months. The cuts will help address a $35 million budget shortfall that the university must close in the next two years.
Northwestern Ends Posse Scholarship Program
Community Colleges Rethink Program Value
An initiative co-created by the Aspen Institute and the Community College Research Center helped 10 colleges move more than 20,000 students into programs leading to jobs and bachelor’s degrees.
Podcast Host Debuts Book Club for Student Conduct Nerds
The first Just Desserts & Dissertations book club focused on how conduct procedures impact students’ sense of belonging on campus.