An Obama-era experiment to fund coding boot camps and other non-degree institutions has struggled to develop, partially due to the difficulty of jumping regulatory barriers. On Inside Higher Ed.
Students struggle more than non-students in their age group. On the BBC.
Though the club has existed for almost a century, the university now views it as too high of a safety risk to tolerate. On Reason.
The report, commissioned by the president, shows no concern over losing professors and attributes the problems of a year ago to "racial tensions" and social media. On Quillette.
The after-effects of a basketball scandal can cause a 15 percent drop in enrollments. On the Chronicle of Higher Education.
Publicizing those found "responsible" could bring more scrutiny to the "kangaroo courts" and how colleges make these decisions. On the News & Observer.
The group promoted ICE and posted the phone number for Immigration and Customs, and now the student government wants to withhold funds from them. On Reason.
Warren Wilson College in North Carolina is looking to rural students to think differently from the suburban and urban students they usually pull in. On Inside Higher Ed.
A tweet brought a firestorm for an English professor, but demands for her dismissal would violating principles of free speech. On Reason.
The report advocates marking more public spaces to as historically significant to highlight the story of slaves and student activists, among other ideas. On the Duke Chronicle.