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Academics Win Pulitzers in Arts and Letters
A number of the Pulitzer Prize winners in arts and letters announced Monday have strong ties to academe. They are...
Public Service Loan Forgiveness Totals $42 Billion
The Education Department has discharged $42 billion through the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program since October 2021, the agency announced...
From Ending Tenure to Enshrining It
Texas’s Senate has passed antitenure, anti-DEI and anti-transgender sports access bills. But they may face stronger opposition in the state’s House of Representatives.
Stillman Withdraws From ‘U.S. News’ Rankings
Stillman College, a private, historically Black college in Alabama, is withdrawing from the U.S. News & World Report undergraduate rankings...
Common App Releases Data on Transfer Applications
The Common Application is today releasing a report on its applications from students who are seeking to transfer, not gain...
‘Huge Sense of Relief’: How New FAFSA Could Help Homeless Students
On the new form, students will have to answer fewer questions about their status as unaccompanied homeless youth. Advocates are hoping the changes make it easier for students to access financial aid but worry about implementation.
Weekly Wisdom | Dr. DeAngela Burns-Wallace
Join us for a lively Weekly Wisdom interview with Dr. DeAngela Burns-Wallace.
Berkeley Professor Admits That She’s White
For her entire life and in her professional career, based on family members’ accounts, Elizabeth Hoover said she was a Native American.