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Facial Recognition Surveillance on Campus
UCLA was the first university to openly consider facial recognition technology for security surveillance. The university abandoned that plan, but other colleges may be using the software.
Tracking Community College Bachelor's Degrees
Almost half of the states (23) now allow community colleges to offer bachelor's degrees to help meet workforce demands, increase...
Kendall College Makes Tough Cuts
The Kendall College of Art and Design is cutting several degree programs and streamlining faculty and staff numbers in response...
USC Announces Financial Aid Changes
The University of Southern California announced two policies Thursday intended to address undergraduate affordability. Students from families making $80,000 per...
Oberlin Students Protest Plan to Cut Employees
Oberlin College students protested on campus this week to voice opposition to an administration plan to outsource the jobs of...
Research on Prospective Adult Students
Prospective adult college students with greater access to postsecondary capital (defined as an accumulation of economic capacity, personal confidence and...
‘Regulating Human Research’
Sociologist discusses her new book on the history and evolution of institutional review boards.
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