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D.C. Colleges Mourn Kennedy Center After Trump Takeover
Performing arts faculty in Washington said their proximity to the Kennedy Center gave students unique opportunities. Now, with the center shutting down for renovations, they hope to band together with other venues to fill the gap.
UCLA Health Receives $100M for Mental Health Treatment
NYU Launches Device-Free Spaces for Students
New York University’s IRL, or In Real Life, initiative aims to combat student loneliness and encourage face-to-face connection on campus.
UNC Chancellor Scraps Secret Recording Policy
Overburdened Research Offices Request Extension on Admissions Survey
With less than a month before data is due, 81 percent of institutions recently surveyed say they are still working to collect and submit the required information.
ED Releases Recommendations to Reimagine IES
Higher Ed Must Change, but There’s Little Agreement on How
The top higher ed official, Nicholas Kent, flaunted the speed and breadth of the administration’s higher ed reforms in a room full of skeptical sector leaders.
If ICE Won’t Show a Warrant, What Can Campuses Do?
Federal agents detained a student at a Columbia University residential building without ever showing a warrant, according to the university. The incident shows the limits for institutions in resisting ICE.