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Melancholic Joy
Is there still beauty to be seen during tough times? In today's Academic Minute, Loyola Marymount University's Brian Treanor examines...
For Small Private Colleges, a Mixed Year in Admissions
Leaving out the Ivies and similar institutions, it's a very complicated year to be putting together a freshman class. Some colleges aren't talking about where they are. Others are having notable success.
The Money Not Everyone Wants
The California Community College System could get a $170 million boost in state funding to hire full-time faculty members. The system's budget officers aren't thrilled about it.
A Military Appointment at Swarthmore
The college is divided over the president's decision to pair with a foundation that sends retired military officers to campus to teach.
Stanford Changes Admissions Policy for Athletes
University, citing competition in football from Notre Dame and USC, will allow athletes to enroll early in a three-year experiment.
‘Game On: Why College Admission Is Rigged and How to Beat the System’
Author discusses her new book on the flaws of college admissions.
The Week in Admissions News
International applications; community college enrollment falls; states battle critical race theory; "Heritage and Hate"; debt relief at Black colleges.
Humanities Are Shrinking, Except at Community Colleges
Global survey of higher education finds the trend everywhere but at U.S. two-year institutions.