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Quick Takes

St. John’s College Consolidates Presidency

St. John’s College is rethinking the presidency. Since 1986, St. John’s has had separate presidents for its campuses in Annapolis...
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Faculty Curriculum

How GOP State Lawmakers Are Reshaping General Education

Legislators are increasingly determining colleges’ core classes, underscoring how higher ed has become a political lightning rod.

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Quick Takes

Canvas Hackers Target Dozens More Colleges

ShinyHunters, the cybercrime group behind last month’s Canvas hack, may have gained access to human resources and financial management software...
Weekly Wisdom

Weekly Wisdom | Melissa Connelly, OneGoal CEO

What does it take for students to persist—not just gain access?

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Quick Takes

Bard College Appoints Acting President

Bard College has named executive vice president and vice president for academic affairs Jonathan Becker as acting president. In an...
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Student Success The College Experience

Single Parents Find Path Back to College

Generations College’s single parent scholarship helps student parents return to college while balancing work and the demands of raising a child alone.

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Quick Takes

Drexel Receives $112.6M Gift for Computing, Engineering

Drexel University has received the largest philanthropic commitment in its history: $112.6 million to expand the Philadelphia-based institution’s engineering and...
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Faculty Labor & Unionization

AAUP Readies for Bigger Political Fight

At the first biennial since President Donald Trump retook office, faculty members strategized about how to resist increasing political interference in their work and on their campuses.