Police Target Ohio State U Reporters at Protest
Police pepper-sprayed them as they covered the Columbus protest. On FIRE.
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Where Black Students Don’t Graduate
Kent State University-Ashtabula has a 0 percent black graduation rate, but the school points toward its students being low-income as the problem. On the Hechinger Report.
Another Lawsuit Against Federal Title IX Rules
A group of 17 states and DC are pushing back against the Department of Education's revised rules. On the Wisconsin Department of Justice.
What to Consider Before Enrolling for Fall Semester
Students should ask themselves some hard questions before taking out loans. On American Greatness.
Returning to Obama-era Student Loan Forgiveness Is a Mistake
The forgiveness rules were vague and loose, and benefitted rich students. On the Daily Signal.
No Ransom for Hackers Who Struck Michigan State
The university did not say how much the ransom was, but they do not want to encourage future attempts by paying. On Inside Higher Ed.
Navigating the Uncertain Fall Semester
UNC System President Bill Roper is optimistic, but also talked about the importance of wearing masks and maintaining social distance on campus. On Higher Ed Works.
How Two-Year Colleges Are Changing Police Training
After protests over the death of George Floyd, Virginia and California will revise their training programs. On Inside Higher Ed.
Funding Growth in North Carolina’s Community Colleges
The funding model currently used can make it harderr to preeparer for renrollment increases. On EdNC.
On Merit and College as an Institution that Serves the Wealthy
Colleges brag about their ability to pull up the poor into the middle- and upper-class, but most of them focus instead on helping wealthy students. On Inside Higher Ed.