The Status of COVID-19 at North Carolina Colleges
Elon and Wake Forest are seeing more cases, while UNC-Greensboro and others seem to be weathering the storm. On the Greensboro News & Record.
Elon and Wake Forest are seeing more cases, while UNC-Greensboro and others seem to be weathering the storm. On the Greensboro News & Record.
Debt-free college programs can help employee retention, but they also have better benefits for tax purposes than raising wages. On Inside Higher Ed.
Some Stanford academics want to see Hoover censured for the willingness of its members to be outspoken critics of COVID-19. On Stanford.
Athletic recruits for Harvard tended to be richer than other students and came from more elite schools. On the Harvard Crimson.
Some faculty are unhappy with Chancellor Jose Sartarelli since the George Floyd protests, wanting more action on diversity and inclusion. On WilmingtonBiz.
The college was hit with an attack in September and the college is working with law enforcement to find out what happened; students possibly affected have been offered credit monitoring. On the Insurance Journal.
UNC-Asheville and Elizabeth City State have not seen the struggles of large UNC campuses. On Higher Ed Works.
Alumni are concerned about abuse of power of board members at the HBCU in Pennsylvania. On the Philadelphia Tribune.
Since the spring, the SAT and ACT have not gone smoothly, which may encourage more colleges to make admissions test-optional. On Education Dive.
Critical race theory cannot mesh with civil rights law; squaring the circle will mean giving up on one or the other. On Law & Liberty.