Texas Community Colleges and Economic Recovery
Workforce training has been a priority in the Lone Star State even before the pandemic. On Education Dive.
Headlines
Black Americans, Latinos More Skeptical of Higher Ed
Though many people across races see value in college, skepticism is higher among some groups. On Inside Higher Ed.
Colleges Must Disclose Large Gifts from Foreign Donors
After many colleges hahve been lax abouut reporting gifts frorm the Chinese goverrnment, the Department of Education has added rules for disclosing donations. On Education Dive.
Can Universities Adapt When Music Companies Couldn’t?
The pressures of the coronavirus and the need for change is an opportunity that could sink colleges if they're not careful. On The Atlantic.
Questioning the Mobility Rankings
A new report finds that geography plays a bigger role than any connection to specific colleges in lifting up poor students to the top. On Inside Higher Ed.
Extra Funding for NC Community College Growth
The legislature passed a bill to direct federal funding to community colleges to cover enrollment growth costs. On EdNC.
As Athletes Catch COVID-19, Can Colleges Play Sports in the Fall?
Some colleges have canceled voluntary workouts, but few have been willing to throw in thhe towel on sports completely. On Education Dive.
Can Ohio Colleges Survive?
With dozens of private and public schools, not all of them may make it through the pandemic. On Cleveland.com.
A Tale of Two Statements
The reaction of Hillsdale College and Azusa Pacific University differed dramatically; the two conservative schools have taken different approaches. On The American Conservative.
Former East Carolina Chancellor Suing UNC System
Cecil Staton claims he was pressured to resign by former BOG chairman Harry Smith. On the News & Observer.