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Poll: Athletic Admissions Preferences More Popular Than Affirmative Action

A new survey of 10,441 American adults from the Pew Research Center found that most Americans believe high school grades...

Addressing Homelessness Through a Culture of Care: Academic Minute

Today on the Academic Minute, part of Florida International University Week: Asia Eaton, associate professor of psychology, discusses one method...

73 Colleges Added to Program on Pell for Prisoners

The Education Department on Tuesday added 73 colleges to the Second Chance Pell Experiment, which allows incarcerated people to receive...

Michelle Weise of National University: Pulse Podcast

This week’s episode of the Pulse podcast features a discussion with Michelle Weise, vice chancellor for strategy and innovation at...

‘The Walls Around Opportunity‘

Author discusses book on “the failure of colorblind policy for higher education.”

Better Late Than Never?

Lavish inauguration ceremonies may seem ostentatious or even tone-deaf in the pandemic era, but many college presidents see value in holding long-delayed ceremonies. Some campus leaders are opting for scaled-down events.

Report: NYU Mulls Professorship for Sabatini

Science reported that New York University’s Grossman School of Medicine is considering hiring biologist Dr. David Sabatini, despite the fact...