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The Week in Admissions News
Georgia’s public universities and admissions testing; “Behind the Diversity Numbers”; failure to launch; free classes in New Hampshire.
Dickinson Plans Unique Presidential Transition
Dickinson College will turn to its board chair, a high-profile federal judge, as a two-year interim because its president is resigning to return to American University of Nigeria, where she was previously president.
The Last Straw
Bloomsburg University permanently eliminated its entire Greek life program after fraternities and sororities were placed on several months of probation and some continued to violate conduct codes and an antihazing policy.
Researcher Sentenced to 37 Months for Undisclosed China Ties
A rheumatology professor and researcher who worked at Ohio State and Pennsylvania State Universities was sentenced to 37 months in...
California Governor Seeks More Money for Higher Education
California governor Gavin Newsom on Friday proposed spending more on higher education than he did in his earlier budget --...
Bucknell Condemns Harassment of Gay Students
Bucknell University's president, provost and associate provost for equity and inclusive excellence have condemned the harassment of gay students. In...
No Raises for Public University Presidents in Georgia
The Georgia Board of Regents has decided, for the second year in a row, not to give raises to the...
No More SAT or ACT at U of California
The University of California on Friday agreed to stop considering the SAT and ACT in admissions decisions, settling a court...