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Continued Problems With Taking the SAT
Of 312,000 students registered for the Nov. 7 SAT and SAT Subject Tests, 96,000 registered students are unable to take...
Academic Minute: Baby Boomer Era of Politics
Today on the Academic Minute, David Schultz, professor of political science at Hamline University, explains why a generational swing could...
Liberty Moves Toward Separate President, Chancellor
Liberty University’s Board of Trustees wants to divide leadership responsibilities at the evangelical institution in the wake of the tumultuous...
Survey: Students Are Anxious but Not Seeking Colleges' Help
Though 56 percent of students say they are “very” or “somewhat” anxious about the coronavirus pandemic, a majority of them...
Ep. 23: The Push for a Learner Record System
We spoke with Scott Cheney, the CEO of Credential Engine, to hear about the potential for such a system, as...
Political Representation
When will the diversity of political leaders catch up with the rest of the country? In today's Academic Minute, Beloit...
Voting on Affirmative Action
Will Election Day see a restoration of the consideration of race in admissions in California? Will the vote be as influential as the measure to ban affirmative action?
What Counts as Success in a COVID Semester
With less than a month to Thanksgiving, some colleges are starting to tell their stories of how they've contained the virus -- and they're feeling pretty good about the results of their efforts.