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Chicago Sees Success by Dropping SAT Requirement
Ten to 15 percent of applicants who were admitted this year did not submit scores.
Potty Parity
One way to see gender discrimination in action is to look at the lines in public restrooms. In today's Academic...
Prejudicial Police Department?
A lawsuit from the parents of a murdered University of Utah student alleges that the institution's police force was biased by not taking action after their daughter reported continual stalking and abuse by her ex-boyfriend.
Hackers Demand $2 Million From Monroe
College’s IT system was attacked by hackers demanding $2 million in Bitcoin. Experts warn that other institutions are vulnerable to similar attacks.
Admissions Push: After May 1
A lot of colleges don't care about the deadlines but work to attract the right student.
The Week in Admissions News
Amazon spending; Texas goes for student aid; battle over Pell Grants.
More Latinx Students, Stagnant Latinx Presidents
Despite increasing growth of the Latinx student demographic, the number of Latinx presidents has stayed roughly the same for decades -- something many administrators hope can be addressed.
Concerned Over Process
Faculty members at the University of South Carolina passed a resolution calling for a new presidential search as the university's Board of Trustees may consider a secretive option.