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Campus Engagement Tip: Boost Resources for Students With Children

University officials can promote retention and belonging among student parents by providing physical spaces on campus for them—and their children—to thrive.

2 Athletes Sue Northwestern Over Hazing Allegations

Two former athletes sued Northwestern University for its role in reported hazing incidents, CNN reported. The suits are the first...

What Iraq Tells Us About the War in Ukraine: Academic Minute

Today on the Academic Minute: Patrick James, Dana and David Dornsife Dean’s Professor of International Relations at the University of...
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Engagement Tip: Create a First-Day Survey

Professors can start their academic terms off on the best foot with students by creating a first-day survey to collect information about learning goals, personal information and prior knowledge.

Berklee College of Music President Out After 2 Years

Erica Muhl is out as president of Berklee College of Music after only two years on the job, following an...
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Resilience Coaching, Videos Inspire Student Comebacks

James Madison University students are learning how to get back up when life knocks them down with the REBOUND program.

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College ‘Email for Life’ at Risk for Many

Google’s decision to limit free storage for universities has kicked off a scramble to preserve lifetime email or manage the fallout.

A teacher trainee enrolled in an apprenticeship program at Reach University stands in front of an elementary school classroom, her hand raised as if to get students' attention. In the background, Reach University president Joe E. Ross is seated.
Opinion

Will ‘Apprenticeship Degrees’ Come to America?

The emergence of prestigious “degree apprenticeships” in the United Kingdom has implications for the future of higher ed in the U.S., Joe E. Ross writes.