Academic Affairs

Controversy over critical race theory hits higher ed

Kansas' state universities must generate a list of courses that cover critical race theory after a state senator asked the Board of Regents to look into the topic.

Without change, engineering equality may take 76 years or more

A new report from Georgetown and the APLU shows the immense gaps that exist in pay and opportunities for White, Asian, Black and Latinx STEM career seekers.

College esports division for ‘Her’ ready for fall play

Women, femme-identifying and non-binary gamers are finally getting new opportunities, exciting pathways.

Dept. of Education unveils college COVID-19 Handbook

The guide addresses safety, response and recovery strategies as well as best practices in funding and delivering assistance to underserved populations.

College grads: 39% plan to pursue education, not jobs

A lack of opportunities during the pandemic, including internships, has left many feeling uneasy about looking for work. Those who do will turn to career centers.

How to spread donor support for athletics to other areas of campus

We must consider how to broaden and bolster engagement so that what we offer in our classrooms is as attractive to donors as our athletics.

More than 250 colleges agree to Biden Vaccine Challenge

With students still slow to embrace vaccines and a July 4 target looming, the Administration is asking institutions for their help.

Colorado’s $50,000 vaccine scholarships have dual purpose

While trying to protect younger populations, state also stresses importance of pitching merits of higher education.

At commencement, HBCU wipes away $375,000 in debt

With scholarships and other funding, Wilberforce University eliminates all debts students owe to the institution.

Student transfer enrollment falls 9.6%, Clearinghouse says

Community colleges continue to bear brunt of lack of mobility; slight increases shown in 2-year to 4-year transfers.

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