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Report: More Education Doesn’t Always Mean More Earnings
Employees who hold a bachelor’s degree tend to earn more than employees without one, but not always, according to a...
Professor Who Required Masks Now Allowed to Teach Online
The University of Northern Iowa will now allow a professor disciplined for requiring masks in his lab-based course on plant...
Will the PSAT Arrive on Time?
The next administration of the PSAT is supposed to be Oct. 13. But many high schools were alarmed by a...
English Is Dominant Language of Science in Latin America
English overtakes Spanish and Portuguese, study finds.
Lhamon Nomination for OCR Will Get Senate Vote
The U.S. Senate voted 50 to 49 Thursday to discharge Catherine Lhamon’s nomination for assistant secretary of civil rights at...
San José State President to Resign After Fall Semester
San José State University president Mary Papazian announced Thursday that she will step down in December. The university agreed last...
‘Demographics Are Not Destiny’
A new report examines how much control community colleges have over former students’ wages and their ability to pay off loans postcollege.
Opinion
Texas Abortion Law Threatens Academic Freedom
While the law has received much warranted attention, including numerous legal challenges, what’s missing is the risk for educators of potential lawsuits, writes Andrew Joseph Pegoda.