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Using Social Media Not as a Tool but as a Teacher in Higher Education
What can university educators learn about teaching and audience engagement from social media? Two experts—a psychologist and a professor of public relations—share strategies for connecting with students, finding wider audiences for niche research and fighting misinformation.
Kent Confirmed as Under Secretary
Wagner College Reaches Agreement With ED on Trans Athletes
Bleak Job Landscape for Today’s Degree Holders
Thanks to AI and changing hiring trends, bachelor’s degree holders are seeing worsening employment outcomes. Experts say the only answer is more work-based learning.
Congressional Democrats Threaten to Investigate Harvard if It Complies With Trump
Too Many Students Think They’re Ineligible for Financial Aid
A new data analysis from the National College Attainment Network suggests many low-income students don’t complete the FAFSA because they don’t believe they qualify for aid.
4 Initiatives for Graduate Student Success
Graduate students face unique barriers to thriving. Some colleges seek to teach health and well-being principles and create community to promote success.
After Deals, Research Funding Starts to Flow Back to Columbia, Brown
About half of the frozen federal research grants and contracts at Columbia resumed in the last week. Brown officials say payments should resume in 30 days.