Feeling Like Impostors
New study from the University of Texas at Austin suggests that the impostor phenomenon can affect various groups of minority students in different ways.
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U. of Montana president asks campus to tell positive stories
University of Montana President Sheila Stearns asked members of the campus community Monday to tell positive stories about the flagship – and stop repeating negative ones.
My perfect imperfect Gap year
Midway through a lackluster freshman year at the University of San Diego, I called my parents and told them I planned to leave school after the spring semester.
Rethinking the role of the corporate sustainability officer
The corporate sustainability officer should be a C-level executive and engaged in the development and communication of the company’s long-term strategy.
It Takes a Suburb: A Town Unites to Tackle Student Stres
Small rocks from the beaches of eastern Massachusetts began appearing at Lexington High School last fall.
More than 800 kids get introduced to higher ed
A program in Central Virginia is encouraging elementary school students to pursue higher education.
Agent Debate Awakens
Draft policy proposed by Middle States would prohibit accredited institutions from using commissioned agents in international recruitment -- as many now do.
All take and no give? Many scientists resist shift to open data
Most academics are keen to access other researchers’ material but a third are yet to share their own
Sanders, Warren join forces to make college free
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is back with a proposal to make college free — this time featuring a few digs at President Donald Trump.
RIP Internet privacy rules. Is net neutrality next?
President Trump signed off Monday on killing Internet privacy protections, despite an outcry from consumer and technology groups.
