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A Show of Solidarity
Faculty members back a K-12 teacher who distributed a list of terms about race and gender to high school students. Some say more of this kind of allyship is needed as public education faces divisive concepts and book bans amid teacher shortages.
Lawsuit Claims Wyoming Discriminated Against Employee
A former intern and part-time employee at the University of Wyoming has filed a lawsuit against the institution, claiming he...
The Week in Admissions News
Purchasing lists of prospective students called “structurally racist”; transfer policies; Black students and community colleges; students and internships.
Misspending or Misunderstanding?
An audit report by the Department of Education’s inspector general says Gulf Coast State College misspent about $1.8 million in emergency assistance funds. College leaders say they received conflicting guidance from the department about how to spend the money.
Lawsuit Alleges Sexual Harassment by Weatherford President
A former Weatherford College employee filed a lawsuit against the institution for alleged sexual harassment and retaliation by President Todd...
UNC Charlotte Chancellor Apologizes to Sikh Student
Sharon L. Gaber, chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, has apologized to a Sikh student for the...
Opinion
To Understand Admissions…
You need to understand the world of student aid, write Timothy S. Rich, Sydney Windhorst and Ian Milden.
Opinion
Grants for Doctoral Students Remain Available
Some programs may be ending, but Mellon and ACLS still support dissertation work and early-career scholars.