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Will Paying Reviewers Ease the Peer Review Crisis?
The few journals that have experimented with offering reviewers money—one as little as $100 per piece—are reporting faster publishing times and greater quality of work.
‘Endemic Microcheating’ by Academics ‘Going Unpunished’
Growing levels of questionable research practices have been overshadowed by a “moral panic” over student use of AI, says education dean.
How Colleges Are Rethinking Student Success
New APLU report finds public and land-grant universities have moved from disparate student success programs to coordinated, data-driven strategies.
Questions Raised About Change to FSA Website
The Key Podcast: Cuts to TRIO Will Harm Rural Students
Georgetown Accused of Failing to Register as ‘Foreign Agent’ of Qatar
A pro-Israel group is asking the Trump administration to investigate whether the university is violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act. The institution says the allegations are cherry-picked.
Second Acts for Closed Campuses
When colleges close, they leave sprawling facilities behind. Some are acquired by other colleges or converted into housing, K–12 schools or businesses. Others fall into disrepair.
