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Transfers on the Rise
A new report shows the number of students transferring grew last fall, especially among disadvantaged groups, a tentatively hopeful sign to higher ed experts.
Professors Evacuated, Put on Leave in Hectic Pro-Palestine Protest
When the director of Jewish studies at one California State University campus visited another to speak on Israel and Palestine, things went awry.
The Joys of ‘Leading From the Margins’
Hollins University president Mary Hinton discusses her new book, about how her identity as a Black woman from the rural South shaped her approach to college leadership.
AAUP Sanctions New College of Fla., Spartanburg Comm. College
The Economic Returns of a Rural Education
A recent report argues rural-serving institutions offer meaningful benefits to their students, including quicker times to degree and lower prices.
More Than Half of Recent 4-Year College Grads Underemployed
A new report found that many recent graduates don’t land jobs that require a degree.
College Reinstates Professor Who Allegedly Preached in Class
The Black History Higher Ed Needs Now
In higher ed today, the wisdom of marrying the labor and racial justice movements is once again apparent, Karin Alejandra Rosemblatt writes.