Colleges Accept Soros Money but Reject Koch Money
A new hypocrisy has emerged in higher ed: taking money from leftist donors without issue while students protest funds coming from right-wing donors. On Minding the Campus.
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How Lowering Tuition Is Boosting Enrollment for 3 UNC Campuses
A program called NC Promise has reduced tuition for in-state and out-of-state students, driving enrollments at three UNC campuses. On the News & Observer.
The Looming Student Shortage for Higher Education
One professor expects a crisis of sorts for non-elite institutions attracting a dwindling prospective student population. On Inside Higher Ed.
When Activists Take Control of a University
An in-depth examination of Evergreen State University and its transformation. On Quillette.
The Changing Context of Bloom’s ‘Closing of the American Mind’
Allan Bloom's critique of higher education has regained its relevance, though the emphasis has changed. On The Point.
No, the College Board’s History Revisions Are Not ‘Progressive Dogma’
After revising its history framework in response to critics, the College Board faces continued "off-base" criticism. On AEI.
The Struggle of Teaching About Conservatism Under Trump
The legacy of Trump has blindsided professors teaching about the history of conservatism, leaving them to alter their preconceptions or update their class approach. On Inside Higher Ed.
Public Colleges Rarely Track Student Suicides
Though investments in mental health on campuses have increased, colleges have not embraced tracking suicides. On ABC News.
How Trump Is Changing College Republicans
College Republican groups had resisted giving their support to Trump during the election, but his supporters have pushed leadership to embrace him. On The Atlantic.
NC State Offering Scholarships for Esports
Video games are now attracting scholarship money from colleges looking to draw in more students and increase their prestige. On WRAL.