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The Hidden Curriculum of Student Conduct Proceedings
Research from a student conduct officer at the University of Rhode Island reveals opportunities to make conduct processes clearer to first-generation students.
One Inaccessible PDF at a Time
As one institution works to meet a federal deadline to make course content more accessible, Diana Theisinger outlines what she and her team have learned about instructor engagement and digital accessibility.
Court Filing Sheds Light on Civil Rights Complaints Under Trump
The complaint and investigation data show the toll of mass layoffs, advocates argue. The department says OCR “is vigorously upholding its responsibilities.”
Colleges Use Podcasts to Reach Students
As podcasts have grown in popularity among young people, higher education professionals are getting behind the mike to provide advice and support to current and potential students.
AI Brings Pain and Promise to New Grad Job Market
Colleges are eyeing new tools to help alumni navigate a labor market saturated by AI-generated applications.
Creating Experiential Learning Opportunities for Noncitizen Students
Work restrictions can limit skill-building opportunities for immigrant and undocumented students. But some colleges have found ways to bridge the gap.
Trump Admin. Reportedly Restores Federal Funding to Penn
Plugging the Gap: How One College Is Reducing Course Failures
Through course redesign, embedded TAs and a culture of experimentation, the University of the Pacific is seeing returns on first-year attrition.