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Leadership Development Program Promotes Persistence and Completion
Through scholarships, guidance and network connections for after graduation, the University of California, Irvine, has consistently helped first-generation and underprivileged students achieve success.
Ensuring Quality Programs for Students With Intellectual Disabilities
An emerging accreditor aims to set standards for evaluating the growing number of programs for students long underserved in higher education.
Connecticut College President Resigns Under Pressure
Katherine Bergeron is stepping down at the end of the semester, yielding to calls for her resignation after a controversy involving a fundraiser scheduled at a famously discriminatory venue.
After Yearlong Wait, Bates Unionization Vote Fails
After over a year of waiting for the results of a union election that would have brought together non-tenure-track faculty and staff, union organizers heard the outcome. They lost.
The Week in Admissions News
The new FAFSA; next round of negotiated rule making; Rice defends affirmative action; is GRE losing significance?
Application Numbers Are Up
Will they translate into the kind of admissions year that officials have been hoping for?
Increasing the College-Going Rate in Boston
Reports detail challenges posed by the pandemic and success of coaching in college.
Report: Antisemitic Incidents on Campuses Increased 41%
A new report from the Anti-Defamation League found that antisemitic incidents on campuses increased by 41 percent in 2022. That...