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Collaboration and Digital Spaces
Our interactions with spaces have expanded beyond the physical. In today's Academic Minute, part of New York Institute of Technology...
How Much Are Most Colleges Paying in Endowment Tax?
Colleges and universities generally aren't happy about the endowment tax, but many are paying less than the tens of millions of dollars reported by the country's wealthiest universities, a review finds. And even those ultrawealthy universities might end up paying substantially less.
Public Partners With For-Profit
Arkansas State University is mulling over partnering with a for-profit company to start the state's first vet school. Is this what the state, and its students, need?
41% of Recent Grads Work in Jobs Not Requiring a Degree
The unemployment rate for young college graduates exceeds that of the general population, and about 41 percent of recent college...
The Week in Admissions News
Coronavirus's impact on enrollment; international enrollments; character counts; Concordia Portland's closure.
Title IX Complicates Hill Negotiations on Higher Ed
Final Title IX rule from Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is expected to set off a fight on Capitol Hill, and one of the casualties could be reauthorizing the Higher Education Act.
Academic Minute: Collaboration and Digital Spaces
Today on the Academic Minute, part of New York Institute of Technology Week, Marcella Del Signore, an associate professor in...
And Then There Was One
With decision by Harvey Mudd, only MIT requires all students to submit SAT Subject Tests. And MIT is looking at its policy.