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Judge Keeps Alabama’s Anti-DEI Law in Place for Now
Scientists: mRNA Vaccine Research Cuts Undermine U.S. Innovation
Scientists say HHS’s decision to stop investing in mRNA vaccine research is another sign of the growing politicization of research, which will stymie the country’s medical breakthroughs.
Indiana Governor Says IU Should ‘Take Action’ If Plagiarism Allegations Are True
The Common App at 50
The organization that started with 15 private colleges now has more than 1,100 participating institutions. But closing equity gaps remains a top priority.
Lessons Learned: A Student Success Coach Shares Her Story
An academic success coach at the University of St. Thomas in Houston shares insights and strategies she’s found successful to improve student engagement.
Recipe for Science Superpower? ‘Pay Your Taxes With Pride’
Huge dividends from Denmark’s weight loss drug industry are result of high-tax and high-investment economy, says Nobel Prize winner Morten Meldal.
UChicago Reducing, Freezing Ph.D. Admissions for Multiple Humanities Programs
The indebted institution tasked committees of faculty and staff with planning for changes. But this week, a dean forged ahead and announced broad cuts. Two other units are also pausing admissions.
