ASU protest against Rittenhouse ‘still on’ despite revelation that he is no longer enrolled
Left-wing student organizations at ASU refined their list of demands to include denying “further admission” to Kyle Rittenhouse. Read more
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What are Gen Z’s top priorities when looking at colleges?
The most important factor is what kind of education an institution provides, and financial aid doesn't hurt. Read more
Nearly 20 percent of faculty jobs require diversity pledge: report
A new report from the American Enterprise Institute found that nearly 20 percent of university faculty job listings require a pledge of support for diversity. Read more
UK competition watchdog orders Meta to sell Giphy
Facebook's parent company, Meta, has been ordered to sell Giphy by the UK's Competition and Markets Authority. Read more
The Dark Side of Lottery-Funded Scholarships
More and more states are creating lottery-funded scholarship programs, but they disproportionately hurt the people they’re often intended to help. Read more
More cops equals fewer black murder victims, university criminologists say
A team of criminologists has found that every 10 to 17 new cops added by a city police department can be expected to save one black person from being murdered. Read more
Arizona students seek Kyle Rittenhouse removal from online nursing classes
A small but vocal alliance of left-leaning students at Arizona State University (ASU) is demanding Kyle Rittenhouse be removed from online classes, despite the teen’s acquittal this month on charges of murdering two men and injuring another during protests for racial justice in Wisconsin last year. Read more
Reimagining Supports to Help Single Moms
A new report outlines the efforts of four community colleges to better support single mothers trying to earn degrees. Read more
China surveillance of journalists to use ‘traffic-light’ system
The Chinese province of Henan is building a surveillance system with face-scanning technology that can detect journalists and other "people of concern". Read more
Most staff ‘feel lack of support for improving online teaching’
Jisc survey reveals staff feel innovation in remote learning is where they need more help Read more
