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Financial Woes and Finger-Pointing at Tennessee State
The historically Black land-grant university is hurting for cash and making significant cuts. State lawmakers blame former administrators for the financial woes, while former administrators blame chronic state underfunding.
Western Accreditor Looks to Drop DEI Language
Critics argue that by changing its standards to focus on “success for all students,” WSCUC is bowing to political pressure. Officials say it’s in response to honest feedback.
5 Strategies for Strengthening Academic Administrator–Faculty Partnerships
Mabel Perez-Oquendo offers advice for building strong collaborations for student and trainee success.
‘Anti-Fascist’ Exhibit Stirs Controversy at Campus Museum
Under pressure from conservative lawmakers, a museum at East Tennessee State University made people sign waivers to view a provocative exhibit. Free speech advocates are outraged.
Federal Judge Rules Naval Academy Can Consider Race in Admissions
Some Things Never Change
You know there’s something wrong when the proportion of low-income students at elite colleges has barely changed over a century, Jim Jump writes.
U of Florida Accused of Sunshine Law Violations
Career Prep Tip: Guided Reflection in the Senior Capstone
Connecticut College piloted a career reflection session in a senior seminar, helping strengthen students’ learning in the classroom and how it applies beyond their degree program.