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Utah Could Allow Conscientious Objection to Class Assignments
If signed into law, a bill recently passed by the State Legislature would permit students to opt out of coursework that goes against their conscience or religious beliefs.
Lawmakers Move to Bail Out Southern Oregon While Portland State Plans to Cut
Oregon’s higher ed coordinating agency has already recommended “integration,” for some state institutions. Portland faculty are calling for more state funding for their own institution.
Portland Community College Faculty Enter First-Ever Strike
Students at Qatar Satellite Campuses Briefly Evacuated From Housing
More than 250 students stayed overnight in hotels and other housing facilities in the early morning of Saturday before returning later that day.
How Libraries Shape AI Literacy on Campus
At institutions like Bryn Mawr College, libraries are emerging as AI sandboxes where students and faculty experiment with the tools and learn responsible use.
Harvard to Tackle Grade Inflation With Cap on A’s
Students are worried about what a cap on top grades will mean for their GPAs and postcollege prospects. Faculty largely view the cap as long overdue.
After San José State Sues, McMahon Threatens to Take Action
3 Things to Know About This Year’s Application Data
The number of students submitting standardized test scores is up, while international students are submitting fewer applications than last year.