Georgetown Investigated for Favoring Women over Men
The scholarships and programs it gives to women could result in sanctions from the Department of Education. On the Federalist.
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Greensboro Colleges Eyeing Tuition, Fee Increase
At UNC-Greensboro and NC A&T, fees and tuition would both increase about 3 percent if the request is approved by the Board of Governors. On the Greensboro News & Record.
University of California Officials Want to Drop Admissions Test Requirement
Doing away with the SAT and ACT requirement, officials hope, would end inequality in which students get admitted. On the Los Angeles Times.
Students at Bryant University Shut Down Comedy Show, President Congratulates Them
A student's stand-up routine about offended students, who shut down the open mic night. On Inside Higher Ed.
Protecting Free Speech Is Far from a Finished Task
Ensuring free speech on college campuses means recognizing new threats as older ones disappear. On Real Clear Education.
Students Affairs Can’t Keep Ignoring Viewpoint Diversity
Not accepting the fact that students think differently and will disagree undermines part of the motication for student affairs workers in the first place. On Heterodox Academy.
The $250 Million Housing Deal That Went Sour
The University of Oklahoma found that housing isn't always a money-maker for the school. On The Chronicle of Higher Education.
UC-Berkeley Needs 9 Campus Police Forces to Let Ann Coulter Speak
Thousands of protesters at Berkeley tried to prevent students from attending Coulter's lecture. On The Los Angeles Times.
In St. Louis, Adapting Community Colleges to Workforce Needs
With hundreds of jobs left unfilled in the St. Louis area, community colleges have changed their course offerings to fill them. On KCUR.
Economic Mobility Better with Bachelor’s, Worse with an Advanced Degree?
A new study tries to explain why a bachelor's degree seems to be an equalizer for many students, but advacned degrees then muddy the waters. On Inside Higher Ed.