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EAB: Higher Ed Facing Confluence of Pressures on Sector
A new report from EAB finds colleges are battered by political, social and market forces, resulting in a sector with less autonomy and tighter margins than in past downturns.
FAMU Says Censoring the Word ‘Black’ Was a Mistake
U of Utah Unveils Iconic Sculpture It Bought for $4.5M
Students Push Back Against Immigration Agencies Recruiting on Campus
As colleges stage spring career fairs, many are inviting government agencies—including Customs and Border Protection. But some students don’t want immigration officials on campus amid Trump’s national deportation campaign.
NIH Avoided Funding Cuts. But It Lacks Permanent Leaders in Top Posts.
After Trump administration terminations and other departures, the federal research funding agency has acting directors leading more than half of its 27 institutes and centers.
‘Historically Underrepresented’ Faculty Overrepresented in Adjunct Ranks
New data shows that 40 percent of the professoriate is composed of adjuncts who work for meager wages. And compared to their peers on the tenure track, adjuncts are more likely to be Black or female.
William & Mary Reimagines Veteran Support
A new pre-orientation uses reflection and strengths-based exercises to help veterans transition to college.
