How Community Colleges Are Serving the Most Vulnerable
Two-year colleges worked quickly to help students get through the pandemic, pivoting to drive-through food banks and community partnerships.
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Australia cancels Chinese scholars’ visas
Literature specialists barred as Australia’s relationship with China sinks another notch
Profs across America use class time to #ScholarStrike for racial justice
Some professors are not teaching class in the name of racial justice and encouraging students to participate in alternative activities.
Clinton-era law, if enforced, would give many American students a massive tuition discount
President Donald Trump can support American students by enforcing a 24-year-old law signed by President Bill Clinton.
Can ‘bubbles’ protect athletes, save the college basketball season?
Keeping players and coaching staff separated has helped the NBA and NHL post remarkably low or no positive COVID cases.
Could a boycott kill Facebook?
Boycotts can be extremely effective - as Facebook is finding out.
Responding to Rise in Campus Anti-Semitism
As reports show harassment and attacks on Jewish students at an all-time high, advocates are calling on university administrators to forcefully condemn anti-Semitism and work more aggressively to address and prevent it.
Tokyo tests the waters as Asia embraces bond financing
Other Japanese institutions expected to follow suit as government funding dwindles
ACLU employee slams university for admitting defamed Covington teen Nick Sandmann
Transylvania University is facing criticism for admitting Nick Sandmann, the Covington Catholic student who went viral for facing off with a Native American protester in 2019.
Bar and medical exam delays keep graduates in limbo
John Molera thought the anxiety of taking the bar exam was over after he finished his test in late July.
