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The Early Bird Gets Admitted
Colleges have been criticized for admitting more students through early decision, which benefits wealthier applicants. Without affirmative action, it could be a boon for diversity as well—depending how colleges use it.
Colleges Send Out Heartwarming Holiday Messages
From ice skating with a mascot to going on a Christmas heist with a community college math teacher, holiday videos bring levity at the end of another year.
Brown Faces $46 Million Budget Deficit
Brown University, one of the nation’s wealthiest institutions, is facing a $46 million structural deficit, prompting efforts to limit growth...
Overpaid Conn. Community College Employees Asked to Return Money
The Connecticut State College and University system is asking some community college employees to return money mistakenly paid to them...
House Republicans Lambaste Colleges’ Handling of Antisemitism in New Report
House leaders say that campus antisemitism has extended beyond student encampments to university health-care systems and call on the National...
AI-Authored Abstracts ‘More Authentic’ Than Human-Written Ones
Higher ratings for AI-authored abstracts should not obscure the need for engaging prose with a “human touch,” says study co-author.
Report: Trustees Pressed Chapel Hill on Student Admissions
The chair of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Board of Trustees appeared to pressure employees to admit...
U of Michigan Says DEI Official Fired Over ‘Behavior’ at Protest, Conference
The New York Times reported that Rachel Dawson was fired after allegedly saying that Jews didn’t need her office’s diversity services. After that article, the university added that she misbehaved at a protest.