LGBT students denounce UT-Dallas professor who wants ‘a cure for homosexuality’
Students at the University of Texas at Dallas want action taken against a faculty member who is defending his comments calling for “a cure for homosexuality.” Read more
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Most employers still require college degrees, but for how much longer?
Cengage's latest Employability Report shows that hiring managers are looking more closely at skills and 'real-world experience.' Read more
The big benefits colleges can enjoy by expanding credit for prior learning
The online offshoots of LSU and UMass are two examples of institutions taking Credit for X to the next level. Read more
‘Male college crisis’: Male high school graduates going to college at much lower rates than women
Nationally, it’s being described as a “male college crisis,” and Indiana is not immune to the trend. Read more
Ohio University expands degree options at regional campuses
Ohio University is working to change regional campus degree offerings and financial aid options to make the campuses more accessible. Read more
A Lehigh Valley college pairs students and inmates to help find ways to keep people out of prison. It’s getting a big boost.
When Rachel Liberty first entered a prison four years ago, her worldview was “fundamentally changed.” Read more
Learning from the pandemic: 6 ways to keep students on track to graduate
Research from the National Student Clearinghouse reveals solutions to the common challenges universities have faced over the past two years. Read more
What is liberatory design and why does higher education need it right away?
Liberatory design is like design thinking with a healthy dose of self-awareness. Read more
College rankings list has a new No. 1 and a few outliers in its Top 50
Endowments, test scores and selectivity are included in College Raptor's Top 50 list, but net cost is also a factor. Read more
Penn State institutes hiring freeze
Penn State implemented a hiring freeze on Monday as the university aims to balance an operating budget that had a nearly $200 million deficit for 2021-22. Read more
