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Minnesota Weighs Limiting Public Access to Campus

The University of Minnesota is considering restricting public access to its Twin Cities campus, citing security concerns, Axios Twin Cities...
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Program Launch: Financial Coaching at Monroe Community College

A grant from the National Council for Workforce Education will fund financial coaching services for students at Monroe Community College and three other institutions in the U.S.

U of Idaho Delays Demolishing House Where Killings Took Place

The University of Idaho will not demolish the house where four of its students were killed in November until this...
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Measuring and Promoting Thriving in College

A long-running research project helps college and university professionals understand the five key components of student thriving—and how to set conditions for thriving on their campuses.

Hackers Sent Hoax Email Claiming Death of UConn President

Hackers took aim at the University of Connecticut last week, sending students a hoax email that falsely announced the death...
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Signs of Weakness: A Survey of Campus Business Officers

One in five college financial leaders lacks confidence in their institution’s 10-year outlook, and almost half of public college CBOs expect their condition to worsen next year, Inside Higher Ed survey finds.

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When Discrimination Attends Your Conference

Multiple discriminatory incidents have occurred or been reported in recent years at conferences, where panelists’ and attendees’ unscripted comments can cause controversy.

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The Demands of Students for Fair Admissions

In wake of Supreme Court ruling, the group urges colleges to act quickly. Some experts on affirmative action aren’t so sure.