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Students are still concerned about online learning, mental health and the value of a college education. But they continue to give their institutions the benefit of the doubt.
N.J. University Could Cut 26% of Full-Time Faculty Amid Budget Woes
William Paterson University of New Jersey could cut up to 26 percent of its full-time faculty positions in the face...
Academic Minute: Oxytocin, Part 2
Today on the Academic Minute, the second of two parts of our Oxytocin Series: Sara Freeman, assistant professor in the...
Proposal to Make N.M. State-Carlsbad Independent Gains Support
Support for an independent community college in Carlsbad, N.M., is growing, the Carlsbad Current-Argus reported. The Carlsbad Municipal School Board...
S&P Issues 4th Straight Negative Outlook for U.S. Higher Ed
S&P Global Ratings is keeping in place a negative outlook on the U.S. not-for-profit higher education sector’s bond rating stability...
UC Santa Cruz Grad Student Sues Campus Police, Alleging Brutality
A graduate student at the University of California, Santa Cruz, is suing UC police officers, alleging that the officers clubbed...
Pulse Podcast: COVID as a Catalyst for Change
This month's episode of the Pulse podcast features audio and video recordings of a keynote presentation made by the psychologist...
Scientists Urged to Change Out of Pajamas
Survey of Australian researchers also reveals unusual problems associated with working from home, including sleepwalkers gatecrashing Zoom calls.