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President Swaps Schedules With Students, Promoting Campus Engagement
Hood College’s fifth annual Chap Swap allowed one student to live a day shadowing President Andrea Chapdelaine and vice versa, offering deeper insight into their respective roles on campus.
Connecticut State System Warns of ‘Devastating’ Cuts
Lawmakers and higher ed leaders are facing off over the proposed state budget. With COVID funds drying up and enrollment dwindling, it’s a battle likely to play out in other states, too.
Tweet Prompts Calls for Change at NSF
A viral social media post sparked a conversation about how accessible the National Science Foundation’s prominent Graduate Research Fellowship Program is to students from underrepresented backgrounds.
For Direct Admissions Pioneers, It’s a Good Year
In the first year in which many colleges participated, it appears to have been a success. Augsburg gets more minority applicants and more men.
Navarro Sued for Allegedly Covering Up Sex Assault on Cheerleading Squad
Affordability, Accessibility Top Course Materials Concerns
Survey: College students worry about price and, to a lesser degree, sourcing when it comes to course materials.
Whatever Happened to MIT and Harvard’s Big EdX Profit?
The two institutions debuted Axim Collaborative, a new nonprofit focused on broadening college access. The new venture offers a bold vision with scant details.
Alerting Students to Danger
After a swath of swatting incidents hit universities across the country, some students are taking issue with how and when their institutions notified them of the threats.