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Colleges Played ‘Profound' Role in Vaccinating Students
Colleges’ COVID vaccine policies and messaging have a major effect on students’ attitudes toward immunization, a new report from the American College Health Association finds.
New Affiliate Network Launches to Meet Colleges’ Needs
Core Education Services will help small and midsize colleges with such challenges as employee recruitment, enrollment and technology modernization, among other things.
City Sues College of the Desert Over Public Records
The city of Palm Springs has filed suit against the College of the Desert for what it charges to be...
Michelle Asha Cooper Will Leave Education Dept. for Lumina
Michelle Asha Cooper, deputy under secretary of education, will leave her position to join the Lumina Foundation on Oct. 3...
Texas A&M Sued Over Fellowship for Minority Faculty
A University of Texas at Austin professor has sued Texas A&M University, claiming a new faculty fellowship program designed to...
A Maryland University Turns Fully Coed
Founded as a women’s college more than 125 years ago, Notre Dame of Maryland University will begin admitting men into...
More Higher Ed Employees Lack Financial Confidence to Retire
More higher education employees in their 50s and 60s lack the financial confidence that they have enough money “to live...
University of Vermont Under Investigation for Antisemitism
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights is investigating a complaint that alleges the University of Vermont failed...