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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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Higher ed’s future is not only enabled, but dependent on digital strategies
How higher education can prepare for workflow shifts to streamline digital transitions
‘Dismantling anti-black linguistic racism in Shakespeare’ guide earns support from academia
A Chicago-based director is leading an effort to dismantle “anti-black language” in the plays of William Shakespeare, a worthwhile effort, several college professors told The College Fix.
Covid drives Chinese university to embrace digital transformation
‘HyFlex’ learning and cutting-edge virtual reality techniques set to help students and staff bridge physical and language barriers
Texas Tech students to university: Overhaul curriculum, add ‘intersectional feminism’
Hundreds of Texas Tech dance and theatre students issued a list of demands to the university to combat racism.
Cal State to Stay Virtual in Spring 2021
All 23 campuses of the California State University system will continue to operate primarily with virtual instruction during the spring semester of 2021.
DeVos ties ‘free inquiry and religious liberty’ to funding
'Students should not be forced to choose between their faith and their education' DeVos says
Professor blames ‘white Christian privilege’ for slavery, genocide
A professor from Fairleigh Dickinson University recently presented for Rutgers University and explained how “white Christian privilege” and “Christian privilege” are responsible for slavery, genocide and colonialism.
Arizona State vows to lead push for environmental rescue
New $200 million laboratory aims to rectify academia’s past mistakes, but may find familiar limits
Purdue University considers failure to social distance ‘in the same category’ as drug dealing
Purdue University announced that students who violate coronavirus policies are "in the same category" as academic dishonesty and drug possession.
