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Allegedly Stolen Artwork to Be Seized From Oberlin College
Repeated Objections Impede Program Development in Maryland
New programs recently proposed by Johns Hopkins and Towson Universities were contested by other colleges worried that they duplicate their own programs.
The Administrative Overhaul of New College of Florida
Since February, Florida’s public liberal arts college has hired numerous employees with little or no experience in higher education but deep ties to the Republican Party.
Student Wellness Tip: Broaden Suicide Prevention Efforts
Higher education leaders can recognize September as Suicide Prevention Month by prioritizing mental health and belonging at their college or university.
The Home Office and Work-Life Balance: Academic Minute
Scaling Up: Expanding Support for Native American Students
Mendocino College in California will apply grant funding to continue supporting its Indigenous learners and further close equity gaps through intentional conversations with local leaders and additional staffing to support programming.
Admissions Officers Reflect on a Transformative Year
In Inside Higher Ed’s annual survey, admissions leaders share their views on the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ban and other major changes in the sector.
How HBCUs Can Help Repair American Democracy
A former president of Morehouse College discusses his recent book about the untapped potential of HBCUs.