New Jersey Struggling to Keep College-aged Youth
New Jersey college freshmen leave the state and New Jersey can't make up the loss with out-of-state students. On the Chronicle of Higher Education.
New Jersey college freshmen leave the state and New Jersey can't make up the loss with out-of-state students. On the Chronicle of Higher Education.
Another eight colleges have been de-ranked for this year, though it will only last another two months until the new rankings are released. On Inside Higher Ed.
At the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, James "Duke" Pesta guarantees his students they will not be penalized for their political beliefs and tells them to drop the class if they get triggered by free speech. On the Blaze.
Great federal control and funding in higher education has made it more expensive and much less flexible, slowing change and innovation. On the American Conservative.
Student growth and funding issues could mark a large gap between UC-Berkeley and UCLA, and lower-prestige schools like UC-Santa Barbara. On Inside Higher Ed.
The double standards imposed on football players as opposed to coaches are glaring, especially as coaching earn millions from similar behavior. On The New York Times.
Three recent cases have strengthened campus speech protections even as the Court has addressed other issues. On National Review.
Allowing student debt to be liable to bankruptcy could give students a fresh start and pressure universities to lower costs. On The Washington Post.
Chancellor Carol Folt's "apolitical nature" has done more harm than good with Silent Sam, a student editorial argues. On the Daily Tar Heel.
Students are reasonable in wanting to know their return on investment for high college costs, but Congress has yet to make it easy for them to find that information. On CNN.