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Dispatch From a Post–Affirmative Action NACAC
College admissions counselors gathered at their annual conference last week, where the end of affirmative action loomed large among a host of other issues from a tumultuous year.
Rutgers Senate Says It’s Lost Confidence in President
After a historic, triple-union strike ended in the spring, Jonathan Holloway has continued to alienate many faculty members and other campus constituents.
Weekly Wisdom | New Season Kickoff
Hear about the most compelling guests they interviewed in the past season and the issues they see creating challenges for college leaders.
Massive Data Breach at University of Minnesota
Latest DACA Ruling Leaves Students in Limbo
A federal district court judge ruled again that the program for young immigrants is illegal. Undocumented students and their supporters were unsurprised but dismayed by the decision.
The Long History of Financial Fraud: Academic Minute
House Ed Committee Wants Stronger Campus Free Speech Protections
Will ChatGPT Transform Research? It Already Has, Say Nobelists
Nobel-winning scientists are now using large language models, but experts say their impact on research is only just starting.