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At least One College Opts In to Florida’s Armed Guardian Program
Seven months after Florida lawmakers voted to allow faculty and staff to train as “guardians” and carry guns on campus...
Maryland Suspends Tennis Club Over Racist Images
The University of Maryland at College Park has suspended its club tennis team after members allegedly shared racist imagery before...
How College Programs Fare on 2 Earnings Benchmarks
A new analysis from the Institute for Higher Education Policy found that while most programs that prepare students for public...
Yale President Caught on Hot Mike Saying ‘Pissed-Off’ Student ‘Ambushed’ Her
Yale President Maurie McInnis and the dean of Yale College, Pericles Lewis, were overheard on a hot mike at a...
4 Takeaways From NACAC’s Annual Admissions Conference
Spirits were high at the annual convention, held this year in Minneapolis, with many speakers focused on how to best communicate their institution’s value to prospective students.
‘Obsolete’ Emergency Phones Illuminate Campus Sexual Assault Myths
Some parents and students say they feel unsafe after the University of Connecticut became the latest institution to decommission its blue-light phones and transition to a safety app. But experts say both technologies focus on the wrong problem.
The Expanding Reach of Free Tuition
New findings from Texas highlight how universities are broadening tuition guarantees to middle-income families, even as other college costs continue to create barriers.
Despite Concerns, IES Spent 99% of Expiring Funds
Some experts say the Education Department is front-loading grants, and they worry the practice could harm education research more broadly.