Colleges Can Support Students Rather than Lecture Them
Checking in on student mental health, and creating safe socializing activities, can go a long way. On the L.A. Times.
Checking in on student mental health, and creating safe socializing activities, can go a long way. On the L.A. Times.
Student newspapers at Western Carolina, NC State, Chapel Hill, Asheville, Wilmington, and East Carolina demand leadership from the Board of Governors. On the Western Carolinian.
A completely meritocratic Yale would be overwhelmingly Asian American with almost no black students, undermining its legitimacy. On the American Mind.
So far, it's only for the upcoming school year, but many advocates want it to be a permanent policy. On NACAC.
For the professors giving lectures, they're working harder than they have before. On Inside Higher Ed.
Money seemed to be a part of the decisionmaking process, but so did a lack of preparation and optimism in the face of reality. On The Chronicle of Higher Education.
After a cluster of COVID-19 cases broke out in the athletics department, sports will take a break. On ESPN.
Many college leaders didn't follow the science when bringing students back to campus. On Inside Higher Ed.
The dramatic changes compared to a generation ago, thanks to administrators, have dragged down colleges. On the Independent Institute.