Ohio State Report Finds Former Doctor Victimized 177 Students
The doctor, Richard Strauss, is dead, but staffers and 22 coaches were aware of the abuse. On Inside Higher Ed.
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Gates Foundation Wants to Figure Out the Value of a College Degree
A new commission will propose a guide for what the values of various degrees are. On Education Views.
Does Politicization Drive Students Out of the Humanities?
In the most ideologically imbalanced majors, students are losing interest. On AIER.
Foreign Students Don’t Care for an American MBA Anymore
European programs are attracting students away from America, but Asian students are still coming to the U.S. On Education Dive.
Capitalism Isn’t Driving Up College Costs
Government intervention and federal policy have pushed prices up. On FEE.
Embattled Portland State U President Resigns
Excessive spending, mistreating employees, and destroying email records culminated in Rahmat Shoureshi resigning. On Inside Higher Ed.
The SAT Embraces ‘Adversity Score’ to Weigh Test Results
The score is an attempt to adjust for racial and social background, but students will not know their adversity score. On The Wall Street Journal.
New Bill Proposed to Protect Freedom of Religion on Campus
The Republican-proposed bill would restrict funding to any school that denies religious student groups' their rights on campus like any other organization. On the College Fix.
Debt Forgiveness for Graduate Students Will Be a Disaster
The cost estimate for graduate student loan debt has increased from $4 billion annually to $12 billion annually since 2016. On AEI.
How the War on Drugs Hurt Black Male College Enrollment
Before the war on drugs, black men were enrolling in college faster than white men, but policy changes locked out many of them from college and financial aid. On The Atlantic.