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How Researchers Could Get Their Canceled NIH Grants Back
The National Institutes of Health terminated numerous federal research grants that officials say no longer align with the agency’s priorities. But experts see multiple avenues to appeal the NIH’s decisions.
Voices of Student Success: Prepping Gen Z for the Jobs of the Future
This season of Voices of Student Success, “Preparing Gen Z for Unknown Futures,” addresses challenges in readying young people for...
Cornell Grad Student Who Faced Deportation Leaves U.S. Himself
Momodou Taal, the Cornell University graduate student who said his institution effectively tried to deport him in the fall over...
Listen: How to Prep Gen Z for Jobs of the Future
Today’s college students find themselves in an unpredictable job market. Two experts share experiential learning strategies to assist with the transition from college to career.
U of Washington Research Coordinators, Consultants Unionize
More than 700 University of Washington research coordinators and consultants have unionized, joining already organized research scientists and engineers there...
Another Round of Cuts Hit Colleges in March
Three universities in Ohio announced job and program cuts in March. They were joined by public and private institutions coast to coast in making workforce reductions.
Wellesley Surpasses $100K Sticker Price
Undergraduate tuition at the all-women’s college this fall is $100,541, including indirect costs. Officials emphasize most students don’t pay full price due to generous financial aid.
April Fool’s Roundup: UF Launching Crypto, UNR Class Will Teach Students to Nap
The University of Florida is launching its own cryptocurrency—a meme coin emblazoned with interim president Kent Fuchs’s face and dubbed...