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Leap of Faith
Deciding to unionize alongside part-timers could have backfired on Notre Dame de Namur’s tenured and tenure-track faculty members. Here’s how it didn’t.
Oregon Set to Change Qualifications on Promise
Oregon officials are planning to alter the requirements for the state's tuition-free Promise program. The new requirements would cut off...
Gender and Cyberbullying Targets
Female university students are more likely to be ridiculed online about their sexual activity, and men are more likely to...
Hungary’s Higher Ed Law Ensnares U.S. College
A Maryland liberal arts college held negotiations last week with members of Governor Larry Hogan’s cabinet and Hungarian diplomats to...
Extreme Poverty of Los Angeles CC Students
Nearly one in five students in the Los Angeles Community College District either is or recently has been homeless, according...
Lincoln University Missouri Cuts All Salaries 0.5%
Lincoln University of Missouri, a historically black institution, is cutting the salaries of all employees by 0.5 percent in an...
Teaching Critical Thinking
Teaching critical thinking could be key to our students’ futures. In today's Academic Minute, Winthrop University's Amanda Hiner examines a...
The Bias That a College Ignores?
Lawsuit charges San Francisco State allowed anti-Jewish discrimination, not intervening when events were disrupted, and that some students feel scared to walk around campus.