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When was the last time most faculty, staff, and administrators were asked to demonstrate their value to the success of the university?
University leaders trying to build back the pipeline of educators say changes to systems and support are needed.
Prices are going down for almost all of Georgia's 340,000 public university and college students.
Emory University had some success with it, but it came with a price: heavy backlash from social media.
Arizona State University's Michael Crow discusses the future of college degrees, lifelong learning, STEM and new technologies.
Hillsdale College is building a national charter school network. Tennessee invited the college to start 50 of them, using public funds.
As institutions have lessened protocols and talked up an endemic phase, a new variant is lurking and spreading rapidly.
Educators believe the freefall will continue amid projections of decreasing birthrates and fewer students graduating from high school.
Despite a rise in cases statewide in New York, the University of Rochester opts to end booster requirements for students and faculty.
The rule mandates that background checks be done on those playing varsity sports and disallows them if they've been found guilty in a Title IX hearing.
