American Psychological Association Worried Polyamory Is ‘A Marginalized Identity’
The academic group wants to push acceptance of "consensual non-monogamy" and other relationships. On the Christian Post.
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How California’s Push to Pay Student-Athletes Got Started
State politicians, not higher ed officials, are leading the charge in making sure student-athletes can get compensation for their skills. On The Chronicle of Higher Education.
How College Grads See the Job Market
With entry-level jobs harder to find, some grads are fudging their resumes or looking at fields they otherwise wouldn't. On California Sunday.
Accreditor Threatens Alaska Governor if Higher Ed Cuts Happen
The University of Alaska's accreditor warned the governor that the university's accreditation could be at risk if he follows through with a funding reduction. On Inside Higher Ed.
Should More Colleges Outsource Their IT Staff?
Washtenaw Community College in Michigan is outsourcing its IT services to save money and improve quality, and it's not the only school to do so. On Inside Higher Ed.
Hunting for a New UNC System President Behind Closed Doors
The UNC system office will keep the search confidential, even when the choice is narrowed down to the finalists. On the News & Observer.
Federal Job Training Doesn’t Work, but Apprenticeships Do
Government job training programs are generally ineffective and not worth the money spent, but registered apprenticeships appear to be the exception. On Community College Daily.
Taking Top Students Might Not Change High School-Elite College Connection
The Texas policy to take the top students from high schools for their best colleges did not change the pattern of richer districts sending their kids to the best schools. On the Hechinger Report.
Academics Follow Fads and Trends, Too
Chasing academic trends can encourage groupthink and scholars need to recognize that they're prone to the same foibles as the general public. On The Chronicle of Higher Education.
$168 Million in For-Profit Student Loans Will Be Forgiven
Students who took on loans to attend ITT Technical Institute will not be held liable for them due to the for-profit college's misconduct and misleading behavior. On Reuters.