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States and Systems Move Away From Testing in Admissions
Actions have been taken in California, Colorado, Illinois, Montana, New York, North Carolina and Washington State.
The Week in Admissions News
Two-month sentence in admissions scandal; Elizabeth City repays student debt; Black enrollment drop in Illinois; studying while parenting; do graduates feel employable?
‘A Poisonous Atmosphere’
The faculty union at County College of Morris has called on the institution's president to resign after a series of faculty layoffs and continued tensions under his leadership.
Biden Details Plans for Science and Humanities
President seeks large increases for NIH and NSF and a more modest increase for the NEH.
Rutgers Chancellor, Not President, Sorry for Statement on Anti-Semitism
On Wednesday, the chancellor of Rutgers University at New Brunswick, Christopher J. Molloy, and the provost, Francine Conway, condemned anti-Semitism...
Eric Lander Confirmed for Top White House Science Post
Eric Lander was confirmed, on a voice vote by the Senate, to become head of the White House Office of...
2-Month Sentence in Admissions Scandal
Mark Hauser, a California insurance and private equity executive, was sentenced last week to two months in prison, a fine...
Professor Says College Punished Her for Pregnancy
A woman is suing the College of New Jersey for allegedly punishing her after her fifth pregnancy, NJ.com reported. The...