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The Resistance Is Here
In recent weeks, more higher ed leaders and faculty members have been joining forces across institutions and taking public stands against Trump’s policies.
A Little Failure Goes a Long Way, a New Book Argues
In a conversation about his new book, Let Colleges Fail, economic historian Richard Vedder discusses why higher ed institutions should operate more like the Fortune 500.
Survey: Financial Struggles Impede Students’ Academic Progress
New research from Trellis Strategies shows that the average college student has a high rate of financial fragility, which can negatively impact their ability to concentrate on school.
AAUP Report Backs Tenured Pro-Palestine Professor Who Was Fired
Weekly Wisdom | Dr. Toyia Younger ‘The Power of Transfer: Unlocking Social Mobility’
A rallying cry for real collaboration on this #WeeklyWisdom episode with Dr. Toyia Younger.
After Federal Grant Losses, HBCUs Put Hope in Executive Order
Federal agencies cut some grants to historically Black colleges in efforts to quash DEI. HBCU leaders hope a new executive order supporting their institutions creates a positive shift.
Pessimism Had a Foothold in the Humanities Before Trump
A new survey from the Humanities Indicators Project and the American Academy of Arts & Sciences shows that department chairs are worried about falling enrollments and tenure-track jobs.