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Test-Optional Admits Don’t Feel Underqualified
Proponents of college admissions exams have argued that without the tests, colleges could admit students who aren’t ready. Researchers say their findings counter that claim.
Oregon State Cascades Removes Chancellor Amid Investigation
State Funding per Student Drops for First Time Since 2012
Only Republicans Invited to Iowa Intellectual Freedom Event
Presidents Puzzled on Rebuilding Public Trust in Higher Ed
Presidents give poor marks to higher ed on rebuilding public trust, yet may be overrelying on institutional messaging in their own efforts. Experts help fill in the trust puzzle.
A College for Health Care Apprentices
Reach University is breaking into health care, starting with behavioral health. Could this be a model for the field?
Rothman Firing Divides Wisconsin Lawmakers
Former Universities of Wisconsin system president alleged he was fired for no reason. Others indicate he had previously threatened to quit over tensions with the board.
5 Questions on Dual Enrollment
John Fink of the Community College Research Center discusses which high school students really benefit from taking college courses.