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The Week in Admissions News
Helping students deal with inflation; vaccine mandates on campus saved lives; demand for residential experience; Florida A&M investigates explicit photograph.
More Californians Than in the Past Go Elsewhere for College
Almost 40,000 freshmen in 2020 were Caifornians in another state.
Faculty vs. Campus Police on Racial Profiling
More than 100 faculty members at California State University, Long Beach, have signed a letter backing Steven Osuna, a Latino...
Fake and Dangerous Pills From Rogue Online Pharmacies
Procuring drugs outside conventional means could lead to disaster. In today’s Academic Minute, the University of Connecticut’s C. Michael White...
Paying to Be Honored
One scholar’s account of having to pay full conference registration to attend an award ceremony sparks new debate about high meeting costs.
Colleges Brace for a New Viral Threat: Monkeypox
As the Biden administration declares a national health emergency, colleges are preparing for potential campus outbreaks while avoiding unnecessary panic and anti-LGBTQ+ stigma.
Berkeley Pauses Construction in People’s Park
The University of California, Berkeley, began a project in People’s Park Wednesday, but the university was forced “to pause construction...
Opinion
Diversifying Faculty Requires Departmental Change
Focusing on the immediate contexts underrepresented minority scholars must navigate is the best way to make academe a welcoming place, write Amalia Pallares, Angela L. Walden, Bernard D. Santarsiero and Aisha El-Amin.