Colleges Overestimating Demand for Master’s Programs
Master's programs have exploded in popularity with school administrations, but the expected rise in students hasn't happened. On Inside Higher Ed.
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NC State Wants More Diversity in Teachers
Its education school worries about the racial imbalance between its students and teachers. On NC State.
As More Asian Students Arrive, Anti-Caste Discrimination Protections Kick In
At Brandeis, caste distinctions are present and the campus wants to head off possible tension. On Inside Higher Ed.
The Private College Collapse Is Hitting Creditors
Those who loaned or invested in private colleges are noting the threat of bankruptcy and closure. On Bloomberg.
A New California State University?
With overcrowding issues rising, the state legislature has funded a study to see where a new campus should be built. On EdSource.
A Tuition Freeze in Idaho
Resident students will get a break from tuition increases in 2020. On KXLY.
Students Are on the Side of Professors Against Bureaucrats
When officials propose budget cuts, students want their professors' salaries protected and cuts in other areas, such as athletics or the campus bureaucracy. On the Independent Institute.
The Rise of Gen Z Means the Rise of Vegan Food on Campus
Some colleges are catering to the rise of students who want more meatless options for their meals. On Education Dive.
Hillsdale Emerges Victorious in $4.6 Million Spat with Mizzou
A case that turned on donor intent and misuse of funds has vindicated an unusual enforcement mechanism. On the Detroit News.
UNC: A Tradition of Opaqueness
With the Silent Sam resolution, the Board of Governors continues to operate in a secretive manner rather than letting the public see what's happening. On the Carolina Journal.