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Oberlin College Loses $31M Appeal
Barring an appeal to Ohio’s Supreme Court, Oberlin College will have to pay out $31 million for supporting false claims that a local bakery discriminated against students of color.
Classroom 911
A professor called campus police on two students who arrived late to class, prompting discussions about better ways to handle classroom disruptions.
To Diversify Med Schools, Focus on Family Income
New study finds that Black and Latinx medical students tend to come from the top quintiles of family income.
The Week in Admissions News
The Biden budget; Lincoln College will close; a blog post on campus tours; a new leader for ETS.
MIT Reinstates SAT/ACT Requirement
It ended the requirement during the pandemic.
New Programs: Accounting, Nursing, Public Policy, Artificial Intelligence, Climate Studies
Bemidji State University is starting a certificate in accounting. Hartwick College is starting a master’s in nursing education and a...
Taking a Gamble on Students
As March Madness comes to a close tonight, a record number of students will be among the 45 million Americans placing wagers. Experts want more protections in place for young adults.
A Potential HBCU Satellite Campus in Northern Virginia
The Northern Virginia Regional Commission, which represents 13 local governments, is considering opening a satellite historically Black college campus in...