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Faculty Curriculum

More Medical Schools, Examiners Embrace RFK Jr.’s Nutrition Push

At a news conference Monday, Kennedy insisted that the nutrition education pledges were voluntary and that there “was no coercion or pressure from my agency.”

A side by side of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago building and Savneet Talwar, a tenured professor and chair of the art therapy department at SAIC. She is a woman with light brown skin and shoulder-length gray hair, wearing round black-framed glasses.
Faculty Academic Freedom

Professor Put on Leave for Assigning Case Study That Mentions Palestinians

The provost claims that the professor’s actions “threaten immediate harm” to students or the School of the Art Institute of Chicago community.

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Quick Takes

Federal Judge Tosses Out $100K H-1B Fee

A federal judge vacated the Trump administration’s $100,000 fee for H-1B visa applications, agreeing with the Democratic-led states that sued...
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Quick Takes

How Do Community Colleges Produce More Credentials of Value?

A new research brief released by the Brookings Institution Monday takes a hard look at the best practices used by...
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Student Success The College Experience

University Builds Path for Student Inventors

The University of New Haven will offer tuition-free degrees and start-up support to help young innovators bring their inventions to market.

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Governance Executive Leadership

Colleges Backtrack on Pride Month

While many colleges are still celebrating Pride Month, a small number have deleted related social media posts, dropped out of local events and stopped flying the rainbow flag.

One of four posters Louisiana state attorney general Liz Murrill approved for classrooms. The version of Exodus 20 is abridged from the actual text of the King James version of the Bible.
Quick Takes

Following Law, Louisiana Colleges Post Ten Commandments in Classrooms

Louisiana higher ed systems say their institutions are posting the Ten Commandments in classrooms, following orders from Republican lawmakers. A...
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Tech & Innovation

Students Remain Higher Ed’s Cybersecurity Weak Link

College technology leaders generally feel good about the cybersecurity training they provide employees. Students? Not so much. Experts say this is risky for institutions—and for students.