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The Week in Admissions News
Poll on colleges; liberal arts and jobs; private presidents' concerns; Virginia's plan for free community colleges.
Rise Seen in Admissions Officers Checking Social Media
Of officers, 36 percent say they check the sites, up for 25 percent last year.
More Epstein Fallout at MIT
MIT puts professor on leave over new revelations about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein as it issues anticipated report.
Florida Lawmakers Probe 'Foreign Meddling' in Research
Federal officials have been scrutinizing foreign research ties for evidence of inappropriate influence. Now state lawmakers in Florida will do the same, raising concerns about potentially duplicative oversight.
Reducing Political Polarization Through Education
Having an open mind could lead to a better political future. In today's Academic Minute, part of University at Albany...
Local Economy Drives Academic Agenda
Saint Peter's administrators believe students benefit when an institution has mutual economic interests with its host city. As a result, the university is aligning its strategic plan with Jersey City.
Changing Court Attitudes on Bankruptcies
Recent court rulings could show more willingness to let people discharge student loans through bankruptcy, but advocates say need for legislation remains.
SNHU Moves Into Pennsylvania
A statewide credit-transfer deal between Pennsylvania community colleges and Southern New Hampshire University could put pressure on the state’s relatively pricey public institutions.