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Bank Raised Alarm About Dubious Donation to FAMU
Prior to announcing a $237 million donation during a commencement ceremony last month, Florida A&M University officials received notice from...
Jewish Presidents Reflect on Navigating Campus Protests and Criticisms
As college leaders struggled to respond to protests over the Israel-Hamas war and concerns about campus antisemitism, Jewish presidents faced unique challenges.
ASU leads the U.S. in THE’s Impact Rankings 2024
For the fifth consecutive year, Arizona State University’s main campus in Tempe is the top-ranked U.S. institution in Times Higher...
Four American College Instructors Stabbed During China Visit
Four American college instructors from Iowa were stabbed in an apparently “unprovoked and random” attack in a public park in...
Divided Over Digital Learning
A new report finds that students are much less likely than their professors to favor in-person instruction, but far more inclined to use (and pay for) generative AI.
Lack of Awareness, Targeted Services Limit Online Students’ Mental Health Care
A new survey from Uwill and the Online Learning Consortium found campus stakeholders believe there is a need for more tailored support for online learners to benefit their well-being.
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The Tragic History of American Communism
Idealism betrayed, dreams shattered, promises broken.
What Prompted Pittsburgh Technical College to Close?
Beyond the college’s business challenges, President Alicia Harvey-Smith alleges “orchestrated attacks” sank PTC. Her critics say it was the president’s incompetence.