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No Classes, No Accreditation, No Closure?
The King’s College is squeezed financially, has lost accreditation and will cancel classes this fall. But leadership doesn’t intend for the closure to be permanent.
Corequisite Courses Gain Momentum
Some Oregon community colleges are trying an alternative approach to remedial education. Higher ed institutions nationally are increasingly embracing the model, but lingering hesitancy remains about the change.
Clarkson University Responds to ‘Wall Street Journal’ Critique
King’s College of New York Won’t Offer Classes in the Fall
Retracted Papers, Co-Authored by the Editor in Chief
The Journal of Counseling Psychology’s editor in chief requested retractions of eight articles with his name on them after a University of Maryland investigation found research consent issues.
Long Night Study Events: Less Procrastination, More Fun
Does your institution hold Long Night Against Procrastination events aimed at reducing library and finals anxiety and at building community? Here’s why many colleges do.
College President as the ‘Toughest Job’? Military Hero Doubles Down
William McRaven reiterates his view about how hard it is to be a campus leader. But he warns that compromise is a feature, not a bug, of the job.
Academics Turn to Paid Newsletters for Scholarly Connection
Substack, which hosts roughly two million paid subscribers, said its base of academic users increased more than 100 percent in the last year.