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COVID-19 Mitigation Costs Still Add Up After Students Sent Home
Three North Carolina colleges sent students home only weeks after in-person instruction began. They're still footing the bill for testing, PPE and other COVID-19 prevention measures.
Some Clarification, More Criticism of Trump's Diversity Order
The Labor Department’s Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs offered some official guidance this week about the White House’s controversial...
Justice Department Sues Yale
The Justice Department sued Yale University, claiming the university discriminates against Asian American and white applicants, The Wall Street Journal...
Disruption, Accessibility and Digital Generational Literacy
COVID-19 has brought global communities together in new ways, and we'll have to collaborate technically and across generations to address all the disruptions we face, writes Lisa M. Coleman.
Academic Minute: Latina Suicide Rates
Today on the Academic Minute, part of a celebration of the production's 10-year anniversary: In this segment of 2014, Luis...
Aid Administrators Get More Requests During Pandemic
Most financial aid offices at colleges and universities in a survey said students are increasingly asking them to take into...
Year of Home Confinement for Parent in Admissions Scandal
Another parent has been sentenced in the admissions scandal. Peter Dameris, whose son was admitted to Georgetown University as a...
Paid Sick Days and Flu Outbreaks
We’re celebrating a decade of the Academic Minute this week and next with one segment from each year. In this...