No Waivers on SAT/ACT in Florida
Florida universities won't follow the lead of other states and ignore their SAT/ACT requirements during the pandemic. On the Tampa Bay Times.
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The Permanent Budget Cuts Approaching Higher Ed
Trends in student enrollment and state spending priorities do not bode well for higher ed's financial coffers. On The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Hope in Students: Free Speech Isn’t Dead
Leaders and administrators may put in rules restricting speech, but many students still support it. On National Review.
East Carolina Chancellor Search Slogging On
Leaders estimate that they'll have a new chancellor by early 20201. On the East Carolinian.
The Next Gig for Failed Politicians, FBI Agents? College Professor
Beto O'Rourke and Peter Strzok continue a tradition of being welcomed into academic communities for vague reasons. On the College Fix.
The Income Boost from Reforming Apprenticeships
New apprenticeship programs are reimagining the college-work relationship and giving workers an alternative to a college degree. On The Wall Street Journal.
College Sue Over New Visa Restrictions
Narrowing eligibility for H-1B visas makes it harder for international students to stay in America after earning a degree. On Education Dive.
UNC Cuts Need to Start at the Top
Dozens of vice chancellors and sub-provosts pull in high salaries, and UNC budget changes shouldn't focus on lower-paid workers. On the Daily Tar Heel.
Billions in Debt for College Dorms
Empty dorms have put many colleges in a bind, as well as private developers building luxury student housing. On Bloomberg.
Professor Pushes Back Against Anti-Racism Training at George Mason
Daniel Klein offers the argument against the creeping procedures that enforce political conformity on campus. On The American Conservative.