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A Mixed and Uncertain Admissions Year
For private colleges, the picture shifts from (terrible) survey results to the actual totals. And they aren't all terrible.
Survey Warns of ‘Dramatic Decline’ in Fundraising
College fundraising revenue will likely decline as a result of the pandemic, a new survey from a consulting firm shows.
Words Matter for College Presidents, but So Will Actions
Many higher education leaders called for change in response to the killing of George Floyd, but few shared ideas on how to enact it. Observers want them to do more.
The Week in Admissions News
A university's unusual policy on AP credit; admissions questions on COVID-19; enrollments could increase; women, alcohol and academics.
Oklahoma State Punished for Ex-Coach's Bribery Scheme
Oklahoma State University’s men’s basketball team and athletics department were punished by the National Collegiate Athletic Association for a bribery...
Rush to Publish Risks Undermining COVID-19 Research
COVID-19 research is being published at an astonishingly fast pace and taken up by the public quickly. That comes with problems.
Universities Revoke Admissions Offers
Incoming and current college students are being reported to their universities for racist speech on social media related to national discussions on police brutality and racial injustice.
Coronavirus News Roundup for June 8
Everything you need to know for Monday and the week ahead about higher ed and the coronavirus. Plus, our last special Q&A with an expert and two students on how the coronavirus and protests are affecting students of color.