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All in A Day’s Work: Give Your “3 Cents” Worth
To support online learners, a former professor at Walden University provided brief essays expanding on instructional topics to demonstrate real-world application and counter common wisdom.
Biden Administration Releases Guidance on Affirmative Action
The administration’s long-awaited resources are meant to help colleges navigate the murky legal fallout of the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling.
Cheyney University Settles Financial Misconduct Lawsuits
Success Program Launch: Promoting Belonging in Econ, Business
To boost retention and persistence among minority business and economics students, the University of California San Diego launched a peer mentoring program, among other support services. The first year benefited 20 mentees.
Is the Seismic Crisis Over for Turkey? Academic Minute
University of Chicago to Settle Financial Aid Antitrust Case
‘Dynamic, Uncertain Moment’ for Online Learning
Annual survey of chief online learning officers finds that while demand is high for online-based courses, there is still room to grow.
Nebraska Seeks a Return to the AAU
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln was voted out of the selective association of research universities in 2011. Now leaders are striving to make history as the first ex-member welcomed back.