Banning Vaping is the Anti-Smoking Campaign on Campus
Texas A&M will ban all vaping across its campuses in a move for "health." On the Texas Tribune.
Texas A&M will ban all vaping across its campuses in a move for "health." On the Texas Tribune.
After scandals, students at NYU and Rutgers aren't happy about their administrations' tepid response. On Inside Higher Ed.
Women are the majority of college students but lag behind men in earnings; in recent years, though, they've gone into majors associated with higher salaries. On The Wall Street Journal.
With a donation to the United Negro College Fund, Oprah boosted the Fund's ability to fund student scholarships and college donations. On WSB.
While some policies can be evidence-based and strong, others infantilize students and professors alike. On Quillette.
Interim president Dan Gerlach has been suspended, but it's not that clear that he's done anything wrong—aside from not behave as some in the UNC system administration would prefer. On the Laurinburg Exchange.
Students need reading assignments to develop good habits and explore how good writers structure their prose. On Inside Higher Ed.
The status quo has begun to pray, and the NCAA can't ignore state-level reforms. On AIER.
Elevating inclusivity and diversity to the core of an academic mission may sound positive, but how it plays out in American higher ed is anything but. On Real Clear Education.
After many small colleges in Massachusetts have closed in recent years, the statehouse will require colleges to provide more financial information to the public to avoid surprise closures. On the Daily Hampshire Gazette.