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Education Department Reallocates MSI Funding to HBCUs, Tribal Colleges
Some HBCU advocates say their colleges are more deserving of the money than other minority-serving institutions. Others have more mixed feelings.
NIH Now On Track to Spend Its Full Budget by Sept. 30
New ETS Tool Answer to ‘Inadequate Bridge From Education to Work’
Workforce development experts say they’ll be watching to see whether the platform, which aims to integrate skills assessment, career planning and internship and job placement, will actually meet the needs of students and employers.
Part-Time Job Fairs Support Student Finances, Career Development
The more casual fairs allow colleges and universities to create connections with local employers who offer students part-time roles that accommodate their schedules.
Penn State to Close NPR, PBS Affiliate Station WPSU
Academics Say Names Added to Gaza Letter ‘Without Consent’
A researcher whose name appeared on a letter coordinated by the group Scholars for Truth About Genocide says he has no idea how it got there.
Provosts Are a ‘Release Valve’ for Campus Controversy
According to former Western Michigan provost Julian Vasquez Heilig, provosts are stuck driving change with few, if any, allies, while simultaneously playing crisis manager for the university.
