English schools should not teach “contested theories and opinions … such as white privilege” as fact, the government has said prior to the publication of new guidance outlining how teaching certain political issues could break the law. Read more

Institutions across the U.S. face a shortage of dining hall workers. Can Grubhub, Panda Express and spatula-wielding professors fill the gap? Read more

The University of Nevada-Reno recently released an Inclusion, Diversity, Equity & Access Language guide, or IDEAL, that provides a variety of language and wording suggestions to the campus community. Read more

Even before the pandemic, families were starting to question the value of a college degree. Read more

Students in the Human Development 1134 class received a notification from the department head October 11 informing them about the change. Read more

A theater professor at Coastal Carolina University has been suspended from teaching his class after he refused to show sympathy for protesters who had walked out of class over a misunderstanding over a list of names written on a school whiteboard. Read more

The pandemic accelerated a trend that college deans and finance chiefs throughout the U.S. Midwest have been dreading: There are fewer 18-year-olds to fill classrooms, dorms and dining halls. Read more

A ban on incentive-based recruitment could have big implications for how colleges recruit international students. Read more

The question of what specific books and topics can and can’t be taught is linked to a disturbing new law in Texas Read more

Western Carolina University has added 12 different pronoun combinations to the student learning management system portal, Canvas. Read more