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Judge Dismisses Affirmative Action Suit Against U of Texas
A federal judge on Monday dismissed a lawsuit filed by Students for Fair Admissions, a group that opposes affirmative action...
U of California Gets More Diverse Without SATs
University had earlier announced record-breaking number of applicants. It also has a record in admitted students from racial and ethnic minority groups.
Why Do We Do Research on Infectious Microbes?
Why do we do research on highly infectious microbes? In today's Academic Minute, Oklahoma State University's Jerry Malayer explores. Malayer...
A College Corps to Combat Vaccine Hesitancy
New program is training Connecticut college students to support local health departments in their COVID-19 vaccination outreach campaigns.
The Future of the Campus Tour
They are smaller than they used to be (by colleges’ choice) and are mostly outside. But many colleges fear the Delta variant could change things for the worse.
China Initiative Cases Dismissed
The U.S. government has moved to dismiss cases against five Chinese researchers charged with lying about ties to the Chinese military on visa applications. The decision follows a mistrial in another case.
Will ‘Income Insurance’ Attract Transfer Students?
Augustana College hopes so. It is launching a pilot to test the idea.
The Week in Admissions News
ACT eases registration process for people with disabilities; judge upholds vaccine requirement; Trinity Washington clears student debts; when will loan repayments be required?