California Community Colleges See 12% Enrollment Drop
Students are fleeing, and colleges blame a lack of state support. On Inside Higher Ed.
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Unraveling: The Academic Mind Has Split
Academics struggle to talk to one another outside their specialization and an overarching theory of higher education can't unify its problems. On Law & Liberty.
Is Wokeness Causing the End for Mills College?
As small private colleges struggle to get by, Mills doubled down on social justice politics as students fled. On the Independent Institute.
UNC-Chapel Hill Adds Sports Betting Exec on Board
Malcolm Turner has an impressive CV, but some are worried about conflicts of interest in athletic decisions. On Higher Ed Works.
The Latest Free College Push
The new bill from Bernie Sanders wants to see community colleges go tuition-free and no-tuition at public colleges from students from families who earn less than $125,000. On Higher Ed Dive.
Harvard’s Need for Free Speech
All disparities matter—except, that is, when ideological conformity crowds out non-progressive thought. On the Harvard Crimson.
A Time for Changing the Pennsylvania Higher Ed System?
While faculty and workers argue against the plan, chancellor Daniel Greenstein tries to rescue a sinking college system. On The Chronicle of Higher Education.
North Carolina’s HBCUs Can Now Take More Out-of-State Students
The UNC Board of Governors voted to raise the cap for non-resident students up to 25 percent. On Higher Ed Works.
Student Burnout on Campus
The social isolation and added stress from remote learning and finals have left freshmen students struggling. On the Daily Tar Heel.
The Higher Ed Workers Who Were Laid Off
After decades of growth, higher ed is slowly making cuts. On The Chronicle of Higher Education.