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Are College Republicans OK?
As the Republican Party has moved further right, so have its acolytes on college campuses. But a recent spate of bigoted remarks and gestures from conservative students illuminates infighting over the party’s values, identity and future.
Faculty Outraged After BU Removes Pride Flags From Windows
The Key Podcast: Calif. Community Colleges Work to Scale Credit for Prior Learning
CUNY Grads Face Shortage of Entry-Level Jobs in NYC
A new Center for an Urban Future report finds that despite rising CUNY graduation rates, students face a tough job market and need stronger employer partnerships.
ED Plans to Ease Merger Pathways
As more colleges look for financial lifelines, experts say the current rules are a barrier to mergers and bog down an already cumbersome process.
Group Formed to Recommend Changes to Battered NCES
Historically Black Land-Grant Universities Celebrate USDA Agreement as ‘Big Win’
College leaders hope to secure more funding and opportunities for their students as they ramp up collaboration with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Who Would Be the Men’s March Madness Champion—Based on Brains?
Continuing a long-standing Inside Higher Ed tradition, we used NCAA data to determine which team would win if academic success, not athletic skill, was being judged.