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  • More than 1,775 U.S. colleges and universities -- three-quarters of the four-year institutions in the United States -- are either test optional or test blind this year, according to a list published by FairTest: the National Center for Fair and Open Testing.
  • Lamar University, in Texas, fired two student services administrators after they asked students whether they had been vaccinated against COVID-19.
  • New initiative will help Black colleges enhance career readiness and leadership development for students.
  • William Behre, president of Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania, said he will get a tattoo if at least 75 percent of students receive the COVID-19 vaccine before Dec. 3.
  • A new report examines how much control community colleges have over former students’ wages and their ability to pay off loans postcollege.

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