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Judge: Harvard Trial Should Proceed
University and those suing it both lose bids for a legal victory without a trial.
Test-Optional Momentum
Bowdoin is about to hit 50 years without requiring SAT or ACT. More colleges are following suit, and University of California announces it will study whether value remains in admissions testing.
Rethinking Artists as Investors
Should artists make more money for their work? In today's Academic Minute, New York University's Amy Whitaker describes a way...
Admitting Those Who Don't Look Like You
Panel at NACAC takes on practices it identifies as reinforcing racism and white privilege in college admissions and counseling.
Dean Suspended for Tweet on Kavanaugh Accuser
His social media posts raise questions of professional responsibility, sexism and free expression.
New Life for ACICS
Trump administration recommends restoring the controversial accreditor of many for-profits, citing a federal court ruling. Meanwhile, ACICS faces questions about its approval of a Danish business school's degree programs.
A Wet Blanket on Idaho's Blanket Admissions
Some have praised Idaho's 2015 move to tell all qualifying high school seniors they are admitted to public colleges, but high school counselors and college admissions officers say details have been bedeviling.
ACT Calls Off Oct. 2 Test
Testing service announces unspecified security issue.