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After a Professor’s Killing, a University Asked Its Campus About Safety. Here’s What People Said.
“Should have canceled football.” “Evacuation was disorganized.” “I was terrified I would…
After Supreme Court Ruling, DEI Work Gets More Challenging and Crucial, Experts Say
In the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s decision last week outlawing race-conscious…
Prison Education Just Got a Whole Lot Bigger. Here Are 3 Key Questions About What’s Next.
The U.S. government reinstated access to federal financial aid for hundreds of…
The Supreme Court’s Admissions Ruling Mainly Affects Selective Colleges. They’re a Tiny Slice of Higher Ed.
The lawsuits that ultimately led to the Supreme Court’s long-awaited decision on…
This Professor Criticized Diversity Statements. Did It Cost Him a Job Offer?
A psychologist spoke out this week about what critics see as a…
‘Sadly, It’s a Club’: What Michigan State Leaders Learned Responding to a Mass Shooting
After a shooting spree at Michigan State University last week left three…
DeSantis Asked Florida Universities to Detail Their Diversity Spending. Here’s How They Answered.
In late December, Gov. Ron DeSantis’s office asked Florida’s public colleges and…
The Academic-Freedom Controversy That Won’t Die
More than three months after an art-history lecturer at Hamline University showed…
After Three and a Half Weeks, New School Strike Ends With Tentative Agreement
Nearly 1,800 part-time faculty members who have been on strike since November…
Whose Pandemic-Era Graduation Rates Beat, or Fell Below, the Average?
With the release of preliminary federal data in November, a clearer picture…
A New Push to Make Financial-Aid Offers More Transparent
So how much does this cost? It’s a simple question people ask…
A Free-Speech Survey in Wisconsin Was Delayed After a Chancellor Resigned. Now It’s Going Ahead.
The University of Wisconsin system on Monday will release a free-speech survey…
Ben Sasse’s Contract at Florida’s Flagship Has Lots of Perks. But Not Tenure.
There are plenty of goodies in Ben Sasse’s new contract with the…
As Race-Conscious Admissions Policies Go Before the Supreme Court, Here’s What 6 Experts Are Listening For
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on Monday in two cases…