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Penn requires all sophomores to shell out for expensive dining plan – whether they need it or not
The University of Pennsylvania is forcing all rising sophomores to purchase $4,000 dining plans beginning in the fall of 2021.
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UT-Austin donors threaten to withhold funds if school ditches historic fight song
A number of wealthy alumni are threatening to withhold future donations unless the school more actively promotes “The Eyes of Texas” as its fight song, according to a recently released trove of emails sent to University of Texas at Austin President Jay Hartzell.
RPI researchers reveal new method to reduce cheating
A testing strategy that is cost-effective and less time-consuming may work in combating collusion.
E-Job Hunting Met With Ambivalence
College students appreciate flexibility from online job interviews but worry they would connect better with potential employers in person.
Utah lawmakers seek to close remaining Confucius Institutes
Utah House Joint Resolution 8 would close the last remaining Confucius Institutes in the state, at the University of Utah and Southern Utah University.
Writing professors push for ‘labor-based grading’ and de-emphasis on writing errors
Two writing professors at St. Olaf College are calling on their faculty peers and campus writing tutors to prioritize what they call “labor-based grading,” which puts a de-emphasis on calling out and correcting traditional writing errors.
Measures proposed to handle student sleep shortfall
Lack of sleep among children and teenagers in China has worsened in the past decade, with more than 80 percent getting insufficient sleep on school days, a new report has found.
Not Submitting Scores
Through Feb. 15, only 44 percent of people using the Common Application submitted SAT or ACT scores. Last year's total was 77 percent.
Grasping the new normal for college and university endowments
Regardless of vaccines and treatments, the impact of COVID is not going to suddenly disappear
From School Choice Advocate to Public HBCU Chancellor?
Former UNC system board member worked for DeVos-aligned school choice group and backed controversial Silent Sam agreement.
