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Campaign to Restore Cantonese at Stanford Reaps $1M Gift
A grassroots campaign to restore Cantonese offerings at Stanford University announces a $1 million gift to support classes in the language at the university in perpetuity.
Opinion
Using an Antiracist Lens to Rethink Budgetary Norms
A college’s budget reflects its commitments, values, priorities and culture, write Peony Fhagen and Mateo Muñoz, who describe six common norms that should be revised.
Analysis: ‘Divisive Concepts’ Bills Target Higher Ed in 2022
State legislation prohibiting the teaching of so-called divisive concepts is increasingly directed at higher education, not just K-12 schools, according...
For 2nd Day in a Row, HBCUs Targeted With Bomb Threats
For the second day in a row, multiple historically Black colleges and universities received bomb threats and were put under...
Shooting Threat Prompts UCLA to Shift Classes Online
A shooting threat by a former lecturer prompted the University of California, Los Angeles, to move classes online on the...
A Massive Disruption, a Range of Student Reactions
Age, gender and year in college affected how likely students were to struggle with remote learning and mental health challenges during the pandemic, according to the National Survey of Student Engagement.
Education Committee Chair Asks for Probe on Everglades
The chairman of the House Committee on Education and Labor has asked the Education Department to investigate whether Everglades College...
Opinion
3 Teaching Exercises for Mindfulness in the Classroom
Mindfulness can be an off-putting concept for some instructors, but it offers an opportunity to truly connect with students as they access knowledge and express their ideas, argues Irina Popescu.