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White Professor Resigns, Alleges Reverse Discrimination
A now-former Pennsylvania State University system professor says a series of trainings and the campus’s approach to grading discriminated based on race.
Report Calls for Merit Scholarships Not to Be Awarded Based on SAT or ACT
International Graduate Applications and New Enrollments Rose in Fall 2022
For second year in a row, India bests China in total numbers.
The Week in Admissions News
More aid from Duke; free speech fight at Buffalo; aid during the pandemic.
Should College Presidents Criticize Political Candidates?
Some higher ed leaders have voiced concerns about the threats GOP front-runners Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis pose to democracy. Others are uneasy about weighing in on an ongoing race.
New on the Job: Q&A With Thea Smekens at Ohio Wesleyan University
In her inaugural role as director of first-generation student success, Thea Smekens will oversee a new office for first-gen learners, promoting community and access for students.
Only 25% of Merit Scholarships Have a Testing Requirement
But people assume that they are still required.
Scaling Up: Incorporating Student Feedback Into Mental Health Services
The University of Connecticut’s Student Health and Wellness department partners with student organizations for feedback and insight on service offerings and challenges in access.