In Utah, Students Want Name Change of Dixie State University
Students worry their job prospects will be hurt with "Dixie State" on their resume. On Legal Insurrection.
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Criticism of New Fayetteville State Chancellor
Critics are upset that Darrell Allison advocated school choice in the past and say the selection process was questionable. On Inside Higher Ed.
The Destruction of Academic Freedom
Professors, administrators, and students have created an atmosphere where conservatives and centrists must keep their heads down or face disciplinary action. On The Wall Street Journal.
More Public University Mergers, But Not Necessarily a Solution
Public mergers may not deliver on cost-savings or efficiency, but they're an increasingly popular tool. On the Chronicle of Higher Education.
A Setback for Adjunct Unions
An NLRB ruling concerning an adjunct faculty union at Elon may be a setback for adjunct unionization efforts elsewhere. On Inside Higher Ed.
Standing up to the Woke Bullies in Iowa
When they face consequences, activity bullies fold, as an example in Iowa shows. On AEI.
Should the University System Survive?
A look back at a 1970s-era seminar on education in a free society offers a deeper look at higher ed's current problems. On Law & Liberty.
Salem College Pivots to Health Care Fields
The entire academic program will now focus on preparing women for leadership roles in health care. On the Winston-Salem Journal.
Report: Ransomware the Biggest Cyber Threat to Colleges
Ransomware attacks doubled last year as colleges are vulnerable to data breaches. On Higher Ed Dive.
The Amenities Arms Race
If colleges can't compete on academic quality and prestige, they can compete on giving students an expensive lifestyle. On Town & Country.