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Grief Fuels Growth of Turning Point’s Campus Footprint
Charlie Kirk’s murder is pushing more conservative college students to start Turning Point USA chapters in the name of advancing civil discourse. But critics fear the group’s expansion will only exacerbate tensions on already fractured campuses.
Princeton Will Require Standardized Test Scores Again
Only one Ivy League institution, Columbia University, still has a test-optional policy in place. Advocates for the policies note that the large majority of universities haven’t returned to requiring test scores.
Temple Receives $55M Gift to Support Public Health Education
The Library Wants to Know if You ‘Got Rejected’
The University of California, Santa Cruz, invited students to share their stories of rejection or failure to normalize the experience and create community.
Pepperdine Closes Exhibit Over ‘Overtly Political’ Art
How to Unlock Motivation and Beat Procrastination in Your Students and Yourself
Two academic researchers and lecturers discuss the many factors that boost short- and long-term motivation and how to get yourself started when procrastination threatens.
Nearly 500 Education Dept. Employees Fired
The Trump administration threatened to lay off federal workers because of the government shutdown. Thousands reportedly got pink slips Friday.
MIT Rejects Proposed Federal Compact
MIT is the first institution to reject a proposal by the Trump administration that would trade preferential treatment on federal funding for far-reaching changes.