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Financial Headwinds Drive More Job Cuts in May
Colleges across the nation cut multiple jobs and programs last month as many sought to rein in projected budget deficits ahead of the start of a new fiscal year.
New Presidents: Emory, Northwestern, Alaska, Wake Forest, River Valley and More
Science: HHS Asking for Changes in NIH-Funded Research
Calbright’s Start-Up Phase Is Ending. What’s Next for the Online College?
As state lawmakers weigh whether to increase funding for the all-online community college for adult learners, Calbright officials are hopeful but have sent layoff notices to more than half the employees just in case.
N.C. State Cleared to Demolish Building After Tests Showed Toxic Chemicals Present
Labor Watch: Harvard Grad Students End 40-Day Strike
Plus, Tulane University non-tenure-track faculty won their first contract, and a California community college union became the first of its kind.
Florida Lawmakers Aim to Give Statewide Boards Power to Amend Gen Ed
The state Board of Governors and Board of Education already banned sociology from public institutions’ core course offerings. Legislation awaiting the governor’s signature would increase their authority to further change core curricula.
Pell Recipients Face Higher Food Insecurity
New analysis from the Institute for Higher Education Policy reveals that Pell Grant recipients also show lower persistence and completion.