Why New Title IX Rules Are Needed
New rules can better protect students and colleges alike. On Law & Liberty.
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Why Hair Schools Got More Federal Aid than Community Colleges
The formulas used to give funds favored full-time students over part-timers. On NBC News.
Tuition Discounts a Bigger and Bigger Part of Attracting Students
Tuition discounts have been getting more dramatic as schools use them to boost enrollment; many of them could now be in trouble as enorllments are more uncertain. On Inside Higher Ed.
Laid-off OU Professors Speak
Disappointment, anger, and frustration with university leaders were palpable. On the Athens News.
The Tyranny of Hate Speech Laws
Banning hate speech, on campus and off, would be a dramatic shift in American governance and the future political meaning of the United States. On the Heritage Foundation.
The ‘Most Difficult Day’ at Ohio Wesleyan
Dozens of faculty cuts, the end of its rowing program, and other financial cuts have arrived as the university cuts $10 million in its budget. On ABC6.
No Free Lunch: If Colleges Get Aid, They Should Cut Bloat
If bailout funds were tied to reducing unnecessary costs, colleges would be better off. On Real Clear Education.
Virtual Learning for Community Colleges in the Foreseeable Future
As much as they can, community colleges are focused on continuing online instruction into the fall. On Inside Higher Ed.
A Coronavirus Game-changer from Duke?
Researchers at Duke have developed a 1-hour COVID-19 test. On Triangle Business Journal.
When a Tuition Freeze Is Basically an Increase
Many colleges are priding themselves on not increasing tuition for next year, but for many families who have lost their jobs, a freeze is equivalent to an increase. On Bacon's Rebellion.