A report from the Institute for Women's Policy Research has detailed the work that is required of single mothers in college and found that they spend up to nine hours a day on housework while also in school full-time. On The Atlantic.
Many male students argue that Title IX has denied them their right to due process, leading 97 to file suit against their schools. On Minding the Campus.
A Lehigh University admissions officer manages international students and ensured that international applications did not suffer as a result of governmental policies. On the Chronicle of Higher Education.
As community colleges are seeing a sharp decline in enrollment as the economy improves, Wake Technical Community College has managed to thrive amidst this climate. On EdNC.
The Community College of Rhode Island got the attention of tech giant Infosys, and explains how it is taking a new approach training students for the workforce. On The Atlantic.
NC State has broken ground on the fourth addition to Centennial Campus with a planned 250,000 square foot building. On the Triangle Business Journal.
A Georgia Tech commission report provides a speculative view at what higher education might look like in the decades to come. On the Chronicle of Higher Education.
Administrators are changing up their tactics to cope with the reality of the shrinking importance of GPA and SAT scores in admissions decisions. On The Atlantic.
Loan repayment assistance is starting to overtake 401(k) matching as the new desirable employee benefit. On The Atlantic.
An orthodontist borrowed $1 million for grad school and must now figure out how to manage the debt. On the Wall Street Journal.
