Extra Support Does More than Remedial Education
College students benefit from staying in regular classes rather than being shuffled into non-credit-earning remedial classes. On the 74 Million.
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‘Storytelling for Social Justice’ at UCLA
Critics accuse the course of being one-sided and pushing a particular political view. On Campus Reform.
The Rise of Community College Endowments
Endowment funds for two-year colleges have become more common as schools focus on fundraising. On Inside Higher Ed.
Yes, Conservatives Self-Censor on Campus
While some students might speak out, many are reluctant to do so because their peers and professors have made it clear that right-leaning views are unacceptable. On The Atlantic.
Moonlighting as a Consultant, Ignoring the Higher Ed Job
A senior health executive at the University of Arizona is making an $875,000 salary, but often is out of the office for private consulting work. On the Arizona Daily Star.
Going Beyond ‘Free Speech Champions of Convenience’
A longtime defender of free speech on the left has been defending speech for everyone on campus for decades. On National Review.
When Colleges Favor Volunteering Experience, They Hurt Low-Income Students
Colleges don't value high-school jobs or other family obligations as much as volunteering and academic experience in admissions decisions. On the Hechinger Report.
Syracuse University Leaders Suspend Students Over Sit-in Protest
More than 30 students were suspended after refusing to move from the administrative building, the second larrge sit-in in the last few months. On Inside Higher Ed.
U of California System Audit: More Oversight of Athlete Admissions Is Needed
The system has come up short in verifying documents and tracking athletes. On Education Dive.
AI Apprenticeship at NC State Gets $6 Million Federal Grant
The goal is to train and educate 5,000 workers in artificial intelligence. On NC State.