Peter Hans to Lead NC Community College System
Hans previously served as an advisor to UNC System President Margaret Spellings and as chair of the UNC Board of Governors. On EdNC.
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When Students Don’t Get the Aid They’re Eligible For
A recent study found that many low-income students in California aren't getting Pell Grants they qualify for; the FAFSA process, a lack of information, and "sticker shock" all add to the problem. On Inside Higher Ed.
The Ideological Zealots Running Law Schools
Using law school as a leveling institution in society is undermining its core mission and politicizing education. On Law and Liberty.
Faculty Applicants at U of California-San Diego Need to Give a Diversity Statement
UCSD wants applicants to demonstrate how faculty will "advance campus diversity and equity goals." On AEI.
Some Colleges Drive Enrollment Gains by Calling Students to Enroll
Hundreds of students who are accepted but do not complete the enrollment process can follow through after the colleges personally reach out to them—which boosts tuition dollars received. On Education Dive.
UNC Grad Student Throws Red Paint on Silent Sam
The student cut her hand to mix blood with paint to show how white supremacy harms students on campus. On the Daily Tar Heel.
Universities Searching for Solutions to Greek Life Issues
Dozens of college leaders attended an Illinois meeting to discuss best practices in combating binge drinking, hazing, and other concerns that grow from the negatives of Greek life. On the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Schools Hate Competition: 4-Years Upset at Community College Bachelor’s Programs
Four-year universities see an expansion of community college programs as more competition for sought-after state funding and students. On Pew Charitable Trusts.
UNC Carries One of Lowest Default Rates Nationwide
The national default rate is 10.15 percent, but it is only 6.44 percent at UNC. On the Daily Tar Heel.
Lawsuit Challenges DC Law Requiring Degree for Child Care Workers
Credential inflation strikes in DC: If the law stands, decades of experience will mean nothing if child care workers lack a degree. On Reason.