What’s New in Commencements? Robots
Thunderbird School of Global Management used avatar robots so students could still "walk" across the stage.
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Require administration layoffs before colleges get any more higher ed bailouts: scholars
Colleges and universities should be required to cut administrative bloat by 50 percent or more before they are entitled to receive any more bailout money from the feds, argues a right-leaning group of scholars.
Corruption watchdog probes Adelaide leadership
Investigation concerns ‘serious or systemic misconduct and maladministration, not corruption
University of Michigan law students devise legal challenge to governor’s stay-at-home order
They unearthed a state and federal ‘fundamental right to intrastate travel’
Windfall for Small Colleges
U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is coming under fire for spreading millions in stimulus aid to institutions with barely any students, while other colleges struggle.
University of Georgia rejects students’ calls for lax grading: ‘Reach higher, not lower’
The University System of Georgia is denying students the option for pass/fail grading this semester because of the coronavirus.
The ‘public’ in public college could be endangered
Since the Great Recession, states have taken drastically different approaches to funding colleges. The pandemic poses an even bigger challenge.
Citing theft, spying and propaganda, GOP lawmakers probe China’s ‘infiltration’ of U.S. colleges
'We cannot allow a dangerous communist regime to buy access to our institutions of higher education’
College athletics making strides to boost mental health
Bryan Cupito experienced athletic failure for the first time in his life as a starting quarterback for the Gophers football team in 2004.
Free speech experts slam ‘vague’ policy policing student social media activity
Free speech experts say that more often than not, ambiguous wording in campus speech policies is what leaves students' free speech rights vulnerable.
