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Why so few students transfer from community colleges to four-year universities
Students are often advised to start college at a public community college as a way to save thousands of dollars on a bachelor’s degree.
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Snapchat stops promoting Donald Trump’s account due to ‘racial violence’
Snapchat says it has stopped promoting President Donald Trump's account.
Making Sense of the Senseless
Academics are called to help interpret and guide a national response to police violence and related civil unrest.Academics are called to help interpret and guide a national response to police violence and related civil unrest.
Trump vetoes congressional bid to help defrauded students
Move to reject Obama policy seen costing 200,000 borrowers some $11 billion
Academic Freedom for American College’s China Program
Faculty at Franklin & Marshall College raised concerns about faculty oversight and academic freedom for a planned program in Shanghai for Chinese students who can't come to campus.
US law schools find opportunity in virus-related courses
Model of student-driven flexibility and sharing could aid all institutions, course organisers say
Marquette revokes admission of student who compared kneeling during anthem to George Floyd’s death
Is this surprising coming from a private college that tried to fire a tenured conservative professor for criticizing a liberal colleague?
Facebook’s Zuckerberg accused of setting dangerous precedent over Trump
Mark Zuckerberg is setting a "dangerous precedent" by allowing a post by Donald Trump to remain on Facebook, a group of civil rights leaders has warned.
States should decide when college campuses reopen
Universities across the U.S., especially residential institutions of higher education, are under tremendous financial strain plus pressure from students, parents and alumni to open in-person this fall.
As rioters destroy cities, Harvard profs condemn Trump’s ‘rhetoric of domestic terrorism’
Harvard Law School faculty wrote a letter about how Trump “undermines our democratic order."
