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The Week in Admissions News
Northeastern law accidentally admits thousands; pushed out of STEM courses; GRE for law school; dispute over diversity; suits over debt-relief plan; courses on celebrities.
Protester Sanctions Spark Tensions at Marquette
Student protesters shut down Marquette’s convocation in August. They knew there’d be consequences—but many believe the university took the penalties too far.
Sage Scholars Moves Ahead With Direct Admissions
Twenty-three private colleges join the effort.
Accreditor Orders ASA College to Prove Why It Shouldn’t Close
The Middle States Commission on Higher Education on Friday said that it would withdraw accreditation from ASA College by Nov...
Clark U, Graduate Union Reach Deal to End Strike
Clark University and its new Teamsters-affiliated graduate student union have reached a tentative contract deal to end a weeklong union...
Northeastern Backs Down on Surveillance in Privacy Lab
A group of graduate students at Northeastern University’s Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex, which houses the Cybersecurity and Privacy Institute...
Tenure Awarded at… Chattanooga State CC, Hofstra
Chattanooga State Community College Rebecca Aslinger, social and behavioral sciences Linda Coslett, social and behavioral sciences Kathryn Davidson, nursing and...
Oberlin Board Votes to Limit Faculty Power
Oberlin College’s Board of Trustees approved late Friday controversial changes to the institution’s bylaws restricting faculty control to academics. For...