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Under Pressure, Clearinghouse Severs Relationship With Student Voting Study
Since 2013, researchers from Tufts University have studied college students’ voting habits using data provided by the National Student Clearinghouse. Now, the clearinghouse is pulling out of the partnership.
UC Davis Library Emerges as Campus ‘Third Place’
From therapy dogs to tutoring hubs, Shields Library is redefining itself as a welcoming space for learning, connection and growth.
The Latest in Program and Personnel Cuts
February brought a small wave of job cuts heavily concentrated at a few institutions that shed dozens of positions, while others enacted more incremental layoffs.
Indiana Bill Threatening Low-Earning Degree Programs Heads to Governor’s Desk
The Rise and Recent Decline of Diversity in Higher Ed
Berkeley law professor David Oppenheimer discusses why diversity still matters on campus and what colleges can do to preserve it in the face of the Trump administration’s attacks.
Weekly Wisdom | Carole Basile, Dean of the Arizona State College for Teaching and Learning Innovation
What does it take to redesign teacher preparation for the future?
The Essential Skill of Self-Editing for Academics
Are the argument, evidence, structure and style working in your scholarly book? Or are you stuck in a cycle of directionless tinkering? Find out why developmental editing is crucial to addressing big-picture issues and ensuring a manuscript connects with its target readership.
U.S. Campuses in Middle East Shutter; Students, Employees Unable to Fly Back
Iran’s retaliation across the Middle East against ongoing U.S. and Israeli bombings has disrupted higher ed in previously calm Gulf states.