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Higher Ed Groups Raise Concerns About Proposed Census Changes
The GOP Is Going After the ABA. But Why?
Some experts say it’s an effort to crack down on the association’s violation of antitrust laws and ensure an intellectually diverse workforce. Others say it’s driven by politics, culture wars and the desire for power.
Xavier to Open Nation’s 5th HBCU Medical School
The dark history of Black medical education in America makes the new medical school even more important, said C. Reynold Verret, president of Xavier University of Louisiana.
Does It Matter Which AP Courses You Take?
Six AP courses correlated with an admissions advantage, according to data from a college counseling company. It’s unclear whether those courses led to the boost or if confounding variables played a role.
A New Home for Nontraditional Students
Columbia University’s new residence hall aims to ease housing pressures and strengthen community among veterans, transfer students and returning adults.
Poll: Battleground Voters Oppose Political Control of Grant Making
Utah Says No to Sanctuary Campuses
Opponent of NYT v. Sullivan Decision Set to Lead Iowa Intellectual Freedom Center
The Iowa Board of Regents offered the job to the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s Carson Holloway, who has served as a visiting fellow at multiple conservative groups.