The Future Means Permanent Budget Cuts
Colleges can't grow their way out of the crisis, and state legislatures can't bail them out either. On The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Colleges can't grow their way out of the crisis, and state legislatures can't bail them out either. On The Chronicle of Higher Education.
The disappearance of athletics on campus is overrated; instead, programs are getting reined in. On The New York Times.
The overreaches of some college leaders have invited a faculty-led backlash. On The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Though PASSHE shies away from using the word "merger," the plan would bring together colleges across long distances who have suffered notable enrollment declines. On the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Though Duke beat out North Carolina colleges like Wake Forest and UNC, it still has a long way to go to encourage an open culture on campus. On Real Clear Education.
The program is expected to help first-generation students be more competitive. On Education Dive.
The academy is too important for conservatives to give up and leave it to progressives. On the American Conservative.
Even when colleges change policies because it's clear they're in the wrong, they rarely face any financial penalties. On the College Fix.
The pandemic has put financial pressure on the university that may force changes. On WITN.
Though big schools want to keep basketball together, the financial stress of football may force a split in the future. On ESPN.