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University of Montana leader shares how higher ed can work for veterans

UB Custom Publishing | November 09, 2021

University of Montana president stresses importance of giving military members welcoming spaces, opportunities.

'Worst List' names 180 colleges that are 'unsafe' for LGBTQ students

UB Custom Publishing | October 26, 2021

The founder of the LGBTQ nonprofit Campus Pride said the list is the longest it's ever been.

Fundraising dramatically successful at 2 women's colleges in spite of COVID disruptions

Matt Zalaznick | October 10, 2021

Donors to two women's liberal arts colleges have been showing their strong beliefs in the institutions' missions—in a very big way—even as higher ed navigates COVID's disruptions.

San Jose State president resigning after fallout from sexual abuse scandal

UB Custom Publishing | October 06, 2021

Mary Papazian will vacate the position in December, a stunning departure at one of nation's most transformative universities.

Here are 3 intellectual property matters to settle in setting NIL rules

Stephenie W. Yeung &W. Drew Kastner &Karen Baillie | October 06, 2021

Use of a university's intellectual property in NIL deals and on social media can be a win-win for everyone f the opportunity is suitable and all the student-athlete follows all the rules.

Shared experiences: Why we must bring back campus cultural events ASAP

James Tuten &Kathryn Westcott | September 16, 2021

Shared experiences that spark new curiosities, formulate new ideas and foster connection between students and to their broader campus is what is sorely needed after too much time alone.

College students experiencing food insecurity less likely to graduate

UB Custom Publishing | September 14, 2021

In a new study, researchers look at long-term survey data to compare college students who were food secure to those who were food insecure.

NCAA won't punish Baylor for failing to report sexual assault claims against players

UB Custom Publishing | August 12, 2021

Despite concluding that it had a "campus-wide culture of sexual violence," the NCAA said it will not penalize Baylor University after officials failed to report sexual assault claims against football players between 2010 and 2015.

How a Pell Grant expansion will help 200 colleges improve public safety

Matt Zalaznick | July 29, 2021

More college students in prison education now qualify for financial aid from the Second Chance Pell experiment, which the Biden Administration has expanded for 2022-2023.