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A statewide credit-transfer deal between Pennsylvania community colleges and Southern New Hampshire University could put pressure on the state’s relatively pricey public institutions.

Evergreen State, long known for experimental education and leftist politics, still has no majors but is providing students with "paths of study" to follow if they choose.

Dixie State University is adding several short-term certificate programs in hospitality. Franciscan University of Steubenville is starting an M.A. in Catholic studies. Western Nevada College is starting a certificate of achievement for cybersecurity technicians.

Iowa State University policy restricting political messages written in chalk on campus sidewalks is being challenged in court as violating students' free speech rights. Supporters of the policy believe it will protect underrepresented groups from hateful language.

Colby College Megan Cook, English Christel Kesler, sociology Dale Kocevski, physics and astronomy Damon Mayrl, sociology Loren McClenachan, environmental studies Gianluca Rizzo, Italian studies Williams College

Private presidents gather to mull the gaps between the challenges they face, the opportunities they see, a hostile public narrative and what they see as a very different reality.

Two grad students convinced the University of Virginia to save and store its library's card catalog, arguing that researchers and historians can use the cards.

What happens when racial incidents are viewed differently by students who experience them in real time and administrators who try to address the incidents after the fact? At American University, the answer is complicated.

Small college presidents often feel their programs aren't valued by the labor market, but they heard otherwise from a major employer Monday.