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More U.K. University History Departments Cutting Jobs and Courses
Survey by the Royal Historical Society finds ax is falling most heavily on newer institutions.
Law School Application Surge Projected
Kamala Harris to Spend Election Night at Howard
Pa. County Sends Cease and Desist Letter to Franklin & Marshall
The Scramble for College Voters in Arizona
Campuses in the swing state are swarming with Republicans and Democrats, celebrities and politicians, as they deploy decidedly different strategies to turn out crucial student voters.
College Is Worth It to Black, Latino and Indigenous Students
New research from the Pell Institute finds that, despite challenges and setbacks students of color face in pursuit of a college degree, BIPOC learners see value in higher education. The report offers 13 recommendations to improve success for these learners.
Research: Understanding the Lives of Working, Full-Time College Students
Researchers from Emmanuel College in Boston explore the lived experiences of students who work and attend college full-time and how colleges and universities can better support these learners.
5 Questions for Wesleyan’s Dancing Provost
We spoke with Nicole Stanton about her unlikely path from choreographer to administrator, protecting arts education and how she helped defuse encampment protests.