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Texas Tech Professor on Leave for ‘Hateful, Antisemitic’ Comments
The SAT Enters the 21st Century
The College Board’s ubiquitous standardized test is now exclusively digital and significantly shorter. It’s a big change at a decisive moment for the testing industry.
Scaling Up: Teaching Students Meditative Practices
A decade-old initiative at Cornell University empowers students to destress and reflect through meditation sessions.
Let Snow Days Be Snow Days
Insisting on “instructional continuity” is both joyless and blind to the realities of students’ lives, Matt Johnson writes.
Teaching Religion in the Secular University
The place of religion in the secular curriculum.
Unique Green Alga Discovered in the Desert: Academic Minute
California Offers Stipends to Financially Vulnerable Community College Students
A new pilot program gives students who were formerly incarcerated or in the foster care system, and some low-income parents, money to help pay their living costs.
Career Prep Tip: Helping Students See the Value in Summer Work
Research from a professor and staff member from the University of Pittsburgh shows an opportunity to help students connect how their work experiences provide them with professional skills.