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Survey: Experiential Learning Helps Young People Identify Career Paths
New research from Gallup indicates high school students find career-connected learning useful and want more information about postsecondary opportunities.
The Prestige Factor Propping Up Academic Publishers
A federal antitrust lawsuit against a group of megapublishers highlights how academia’s system of rewarding researchers for publishing in certain journals has undermined their leverage.
The Aid Officer’s Advocate
The interim president of the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators discusses cost transparency, staff burnout and, of course, FAFSA.
How Short Courses Benefit Student Success
More colleges and universities are considering implementing shorter terms to improve student outcomes and completion. Course scheduling experts share opportunities and pitfalls of the trend.
Canada Announces Further Reduction of International Student Cap
Limit cut by another 10 percent, with master’s and doctoral students now included.
Interim Columbia President Apologizes to Those NYPD ‘Hurt’
Colleges Say GOP Bill to Protect Free Speech Would Do the Opposite
The House passed legislation Thursday that could make it more difficult for public colleges to enforce new protest policies.