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Music’s Power for People With Dementia
Helping those in eldercare environments have good quality of life is important. In today’s Academic Minute, Pennsylvania State University’s Daniel...
Battered Florida Colleges Regroup in Ian’s Wake
After the historic hurricane, institutions in the Sunshine State take stock of the damage on campuses while students deal with record flooding and power outages.
Admissions to the Major
Some colleges, mostly large publics, admit by major. Is this system actually better for students? It depends who they are and what they study.
‘Deaning While Stuttering’
Pepperdine law school dean is now speaking openly about his lifelong stutter.
The Week in Admissions News
Biden’s debt relief plan is narrowed; why students drop out; how Hispanic students feel about semester’s start; impact of programs on LGBTQ+ students.
Voter Groups Worry About Access for Students
Efforts to boost turnout during the midterm elections among college students are increasing, with an assist from the Biden administration.
Bridging a Growing Divide
A new program spearheaded by the University of Wyoming seeks to prepare rural students for college and bridge a divide between far-flung communities and higher ed institutions in the state.
New California Law Furthers Remedial Education Reform
California governor Gavin Newsom signed into law Friday a bill to further reform remedial education at California community colleges. The...