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Senate Republicans Seek to Block Biden’s Debt-Relief Plan
House and Senate Republicans are planning to introduce a resolution to overturn President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan after the...
Penn Will Ask Judge to Overturn $1M Jury Award to Former Professor
A federal jury has awarded $1 million to a former University of Pennsylvania assistant professor who was denied tenure, but...
Hampshire Admits All Students at New College of Florida
Hampshire College on Thursday offered admission to all New College of Florida students in good standing. The offer also includes...
Despite TikTok Bans, Colleges Are Thriving on the App
Several campuses have restricted their use of TikTok. For those still using the app, it’s proven a successful way to reach prospective students and leverage current students’ skills.
President Defies Calls for Her Ouster
Faculty, staff and students are united in calling for Connecticut College president Katherine Bergeron to step down after a dean resigned in protest. So far, she’s resisting.
Chicago Will 'Bargain in Good Faith' After Grad Workers Vote to Unionize
University of Chicago graduate student workers have voted 1,696 to 155 to unionize, the National Labor Relations Board announced Thursday evening.
A College Counselor’s Insightful Memoir
A Russian émigré turned college counselor discusses the role of education in the immigrant experience, how AI might change college admissions and how she pushes students to think about who they really are.
A Time for Change at Gustavus Adolphus College
A change in the certification of athletic trainers drove the liberal arts college to add its first-ever master’s degree program. Its leaders acted with an eye toward recruiting more students in an era of declining enrollment.