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How a Retired General Attracted Students to Mount St. Mary's
In a pandemic, his approach reassured families and yielded a record class. As for the scandal of a few years back, the students couldn't care less.
Deep Budget and Program Cuts Roil Guilford
A no-confidence vote was the first in the liberal arts college's 183-year history.
‘You Must Retract This Paper’
Scientists want to know why a major journal published findings that female mentors may be bad for your career, even after reviewers pointed out flaws in the paper’s methodology and analysis. Nature Communications says it’s investigating.
Ex-Fencing Coach at Harvard Arrested for Bribery
He is charged with receiving $1.5 million in payments from the father of two of his athletes.
The Week in Admissions News
Rich get richer; community college enrollment; study abroad; UT Austin and Pell Grants; Black student debt.
Public Opinion on Education and Work Amid Crisis
Strada's Dave Clayton answers questions about the Public Viewpoint survey on the pandemic's impact on Americans' work, lives and education plans.
COVID-19 Roundup: Livingstone College Student Dies
Alabama considers proposal for employees to return to in-person work. Concordia experiences an outbreak. Berkeley revokes a football scholarship. Columbia bans students for unauthorized travel.
Report: Student Satisfaction Down, but They Still Plan to Enroll
Nearly 90 percent of students plan on re-enrolling at the same college they attended during the fall semester, despite decreased...