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A colorful painting abstractly depicting a shipwreck.
A colorful painting abstractly depicting a shipwreck.
Photos of Alderson Broaddus and Notre Dame College’s campus; in the middle, four young women wearing Notre Dame uniforms.
Photos of Alderson Broaddus and Notre Dame College’s campus; in the middle, four young women wearing Notre Dame uniforms.

Surviving Not One but Two College Closures

March 13, 2024

When Alderson Broaddus University shuttered last August, several students transferred to Notre Dame College. Now it’s closing, too.

Students relax on the lawn of a quad at the University of Washington in Seattle, with blossoming cherry trees in the background.
Students relax on the lawn of a quad at the University of Washington in Seattle, with blossoming cherry trees in the background.

Lumina Awards Millions for Admissions Innovations

March 11, 2024

The seven winning states and university systems will use the funds for direct admissions, universal transfer pathways and other initiatives to simplify admissions.

Representative Burgess Owens, a Black man wearing a blue suit, and Representative Suzanne Bonamici, a white woman wearing a blue blazer, both speak at microphones.
Representative Burgess Owens, a Black man wearing a blue suit, and Representative Suzanne Bonamici, a white woman wearing a blue blazer, both speak at microphones.

Democrats Make Their Case for DEI

March 8, 2024

A Republican described diversity, equity and inclusion offices as a “cancer.” Democrats pushed back, calling their understanding of the concept flawed.

Protesters lit by a red and white light hold signs reading: "This alum supports SJP and JVP" and "Free Palestine"
Protesters lit by a red and white light hold signs reading: "This alum supports SJP and JVP" and "Free Palestine"

Columbia Has Changed Its Protest Policy—Again

March 7, 2024

The university established controversial demonstration guidelines after Oct. 7. Now, it has implemented new ones—this time incorporating faculty and student feedback.

A group of Bard students stand holding voting buttons and cards about the 26th Amendment.
A group of Bard students stand holding voting buttons and cards about the 26th Amendment.

A N.Y. Law Mandates Campus Polling Sites. Why Are There Still So Few?

March 4, 2024

Activists were excited about a law requiring polling places on campuses with more than 300 registered voters. But its implementation has proven slow and erratic.