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Faculty Issues

Need Advice on Campus Conflict? Call the Help Desk.

The American Association of Colleges and Universities has launched a resource to advise educators on how to tone down vitriol and foster constructive dialogue.

Workplace Staff Issues

Burnout of Administrative Staff Risks ‘Destabilizing’ Colleges

Research study finds staff members are regularly overworked, resulting in unsustainable model.

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Governance Executive Leadership

Facing Budget Cuts and Faculty Pushback, Brandeis President Resigns

Faculty members accused Liebowitz of “damaging errors of judgment and poor leadership,” citing his handling of pro-Palestinian protests and recent layoffs.

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Admissions Traditional-Age

The View From the FAFSA Trenches

A government investigation offered a look behind the scenes of the federal aid fiasco this week. Financial aid professionals say it confirmed their most cynical suspicions.

Quick Takes

Researcher Support Consortium Launched to Fight Intimidation

To help scholars and their employers prepare for and respond to intimidation and harassment from outside their institutions, two professors...
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Student Success The College Experience

Campus Engagement Tip: Providing Participation Incentives

Colleges and universities can utilize strategies that reward student participation in campus events and activities, while also promoting life and career skills.

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Students Academics

How Much Do Students Really Read?

Students are turning to YouTube, podcasts and ChatGPT-crafted summaries rather than actually reading their assignments for class. Professors are unsure how to adapt.

An African American teacher, a mature woman in her 40s, sitting in front of her class of elementary school students, 6 and 7 years old, reading a book. She has asked a question and most of the children are raising their hands. They are in first grade or second grade.
Student Success Life After College

Program Innovation: Building a Pipeline for Diverse Educators in Seattle

A growing initiative at Seattle Central College helps address a need for diverse teachers in Washington State through free tuition, professional support and culturally responsive pedagogical training. The program has content focused on intergenerational and academic trauma for students of color.