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Looking to Be Made Whole
Michigan State University faculty members don’t just want their COVID-19–related cuts to pay and benefits reversed—they want them returned.
70 Days Away
Borrowers will resume payments on federal student loans on Feb. 1, nearly two years after repayments were deferred due to the pandemic. The vast majority of borrowers say they won’t be ready to pay.
How Students See Cheating, and How Colleges Can Contain It
Student perceptions of academic integrity and exposure to unethical behaviors uncovered in our survey can guide colleges in educating about such issues and taking action to prevent cheating.
New Presidents or Provosts: Henderson State U, Marshall U, Oklahoma State U-Oklahoma City, Sacred Heart U, Wagner College, Wiregrass Georgia Technical College
Charles Ambrose, president and CEO of KnowledgeWorks, in Ohio, has been selected as president of Henderson State University, in Arkansas...
Elite Optometry School Will Offer First Hybrid Degree Program
The New England College of Optometry is renowned for its medical education. Now, with the help of Noodle, it hopes to be the first optometry school to offer an O.D. via a hybrid model.
Meharry Gives Students $10K Each
Meharry Medical College announced Monday that it will give its 956 students $10,000 each on Wednesday in advance of Thanksgiving...
Opinion
When the Boxes No Longer Fit
Many more multiracial students are coming to colleges, and institutions must reconstruct their landscapes to foster a sense of belonging for them, write Kate Hermsmeyer, George Dou and Kelsey Oberbroeckling.
AAUP Lifts UN Lincoln Censure, Sanctions Illinois Wesleyan
The American Association of University Professors’ governing council voted to remove the University of Nebraska at Lincoln from the AAUP’s...