Why MBA application predictions look gloomy for U.S. schools in 2022
With an influx of job openings and cost a factor, convincing prospective students to go to business school is challenging. Read more
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College enrollment continues to slide as free tuition and loan forgiveness stall
Nearly 1 million fewer students have enrolled in college since the beginning of the pandemic. Read more
Lawsuit alleges Harvard ignored sexual harassment complaints against professor for years
The suit, filed by three graduate students, alleges that Harvard mishandled Title IX complaints and allowed professor John L. Comaroff to intimidate students who threatened to report him, including the plaintiffs. Readc more
Dolly Parton’s Dollywood offers to pay full tuition for all its employees
President of company says, 'we want our hosts to develop themselves through advanced learning to fulfill the foundation's other tenets: care more, dream more, and be more.' Read more
Valentine’s Day is used to push ‘kinks’ and ‘polyamory’ on America’s college campuses
As Valentine’s Day approaches, schools across the country are observing the holiday with sex toy giveaways, condom art, and sexually explicit educational events. Read more
Maine unveils $20 million plan for free tuition community colleges
About 8,000 students would be eligible under the program, funded by a one-time transfer to the Maine Community College System. Read more
University of Toronto under fire for giving ‘hell money’ to Asian students
Asian students at the University of Toronto are calling for their administrators to take action after staff distributed “hell money” in traditional Lunar New Year envelopes last week. Read more
What does it mean to be a Catholic university?
As Catholic University of America seeks a new president, it must confront an identity crisis. Read more
Shakeup of college presidents continues, and women are rising to the top
Many prominent institutions are looking for their next leaders. Will they fall back on tradition or affect change? Read more
Many Black, Latino students graduating in Texas’ top 10% aren’t enrolling in college
Despite automatic admissions, officials worry too many students aren’t seeking higher education. This might be why. Read more
