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Edward Waters U Heads to Trial for Unrecognizing Faculty Union

The National Labor Relations Board has filed a complaint against Edward Waters University, a historically Black university in Florida, after...
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Reducing the Costs of College Transfer

How some institutions are removing barriers through student-centered policies.

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Campus Engagement Tip: Promoting Athletic Event Attendance

To bolster school spirit and inspire feelings of belonging among students, college leaders are encouraging attendance at sporting events.

President Biden stands on a stage surrounded by two signs that say "President Joe Biden Canceling Student Debt."

Is More Debt Relief Imminent? A New Lawsuit Says Yes—and Aims to Stop It.

Seven Republican attorneys general have sued the Biden administration to stop its latest plan for loan forgiveness before it can begin.

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Report: Generative AI Can Address Advising Challenges

A new report from Tyton Partners encourages institutional leaders and academic advisers to consider the role of generative artificial intelligence to support advising caseloads and course mapping.

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You Can’t Outsource Educational Leadership

Colleges shouldn’t rely on third-party providers to teach students fundamental skills in civil discourse, Eli Gottlieb writes.

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Students’ Demands for Divestment From Israel Have Mostly Failed

Multiple institutions agreed to consider divestment from weapons manufacturers and others profiting off the war in Gaza. Only a handful have moved toward doing so.

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E-Textbooks Are More Popular Than Ever. But Professors Still Don’t Trust Them.

Nearly half of professors think students learn better with print materials, according to a new report—but demand from both students and institutions is still pushing them to be more digitally focused.