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An unidentified person holds a printed version of the University of Louisville Oral Comm Success Guide

Listen: Bridging Gen Ed Learning and Student Success

Helping students recognize and access support resources on campus can be challenge. Faculty members at the University of Louisville help connect oral communication course content with university services to promote assistance seeking.

Voices of Student Success: Connecting Academics and Support Resources for Success

There are a few elements of the student life cycle in higher education that are unavoidable, one being general education...

Democrats Blast McMahon Over Education Department Cuts

Sen. Bernie Sanders, ranking member of the Senate committee that oversees education policy, and 37 Democrats blasted Education Secretary Linda...
Protesters hold signs with Mahmoud Khalil's face on them to protest his arrest

‘Palpable Fear’ Hangs Over International Students

The Trump administration is arresting foreign students in their dorms and threatening deportation. Students are rattled and uncertain about their future in America.

Robot scanning book

Publishers Embrace AI as Research Integrity Tool

The $19 billion academic publishing industry is adopting AI-powered tools to improve the quality of peer-reviewed research and speed up production. The latter goal yields “obvious financial benefit” for publishers, one expert said.

Photo illustration: Jed Atkins, director and dean of the School of Civic Life and Leadership at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Resignations, Disagreements With Dean Roil Chapel Hill Civics School

UNC professors who supported the initiative when others derided it are resigning and denouncing its leader. It’s an ironic turn for a civil discourse school.

U of Delaware Receives Historic $71.5M Gift for Business School

The University of Delaware has received a $71.5 million gift, the largest single donation in the university’s history, according to...

Harvard Goes Tuition-Free for Families With Incomes Up to $200K

Starting next academic year, Harvard will offer free tuition to students from households that earn $200,000 or less a year...