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How Stories Foster Flourishing
Everyone wants to make sense of their life and time on Earth. In today’s Academic Minute, part of University of...
Debt Relief Likely Focus of GOP Lawmakers
House Republicans are not likely to cut a deal with Biden administration on federal higher ed issues if they win control in midterms.
A Nuanced Understanding of Race
Common Application releases two reports on the differences within racial categories.
As the Pandemic Wanes, All Eyes Are on Enrollment
Institutions are eager to see this fall’s enrollment numbers as they prepare to strategize for a post-pandemic landscape. The data are scattered, but some trends are starting to emerge.
U of Washington Librarians Hold 1-Day Strike
University of Washington librarians held a one-day strike Thursday, The Seattle Times reported. The librarians, represented by the Service Employees...
Opinion
Ethical College Admissions: Should Colleges Admit Students Who Haven’t Applied?
Some have started to do so, especially for low-income students. Jim Jump considers the issues.
‘Respectable: Politics and Paradox in Making the Morehouse Man’
The author discusses her recently published book on how societal ideas about Black masculinity shaped the values instilled in graduates at Morehouse College.
The Week in Admissions News
Younger students, fully online; Stanford admits to anti-Jewish bias in 1950s; more financial aid in Michigan.