Common App to expand direct admissions effort
Higher Ed Dive
SEPTEMBER 5, 2024
The online portal will offer proactive acceptance letters from 116 colleges during the 2024-25 application cycle.
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Jacqui Smith goes searching for funding options in Reading
Wonkhe
SEPTEMBER 5, 2024
The new universities minister has been speaking to Universities UK conference about funding and finance.
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Twenty six years of enrollment at Public Research 1 Universities
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SEPTEMBER 2, 2024
A while ago, I made the claim that Oregon State University has the longest streak of consecutive years of fall-over-fall enrollment growth of any public, Research 1 university in America. A few people have asked me, not exactly doubting the claim, but thinking maybe I had made a mistake, for the source of it. This started as a curiosity: I knew from our own internal documentation that the last time OSU (the oldest OSU.not the one in Ohio or Oklahoma) had a fall-to-fall enrollment drop was 1996,
Results from 2024 Faculty in the South Survey
Academe Blog
SEPTEMBER 5, 2024
BY MATTHEW BOEDY A first-of-its-kind survey of higher education faculty across the South has revealed that an overwhelming majority of respondents in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and Arkansas are deeply dissatisfied with the current state of higher education.
Navigating Higher Ed’s Tech & Budget Crunch: Yes, You Can Survive
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Two Michigan universities face potential faculty strikes
Higher Ed Dive
SEPTEMBER 3, 2024
Unions at Oakland University and Western Michigan University are pushing their institutions for better compensation amid an uptick in labor stoppages across industries.
International quality standards are evolving, but England is watching from the sidelines
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SEPTEMBER 2, 2024
Douglas Blackstock asks what complying with European quality standards might mean for England
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Inside Higher Ed
SEPTEMBER 4, 2024
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Cal State San Bernardino braces for budget cuts amid $1B system deficit
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
With cuts and delays in state higher ed funding, the campus is grappling with a “devastating” budget crisis, its president said.
OfS’ insight on the risks of franchising fall short at addressing the incentives
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LAWSUIT: Arizona mom sues city after arrest for criticizing government lawyer’s pay
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Academic-Program Cuts Piled Up This Summer. Here's a Rundown.
The Chronicle of Higher Education
SEPTEMBER 5, 2024
By Amanda Friedman Leaders at regional public colleges say the decisions were painful but necessary. Professors fear there will be larger costs.
Project Kitty Hawk is trying to reenroll students who left the UNC System. Is it working?
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SEPTEMBER 4, 2024
It’s been over a year since the nonprofit ed tech company launched to bring back students who left before completing their credentials.
Rising levels of home education should get the sector asking questions about access
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Columbia, NYU join Harvard at bottom of 2025 College Free Speech Rankings
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
All three schools earned an “abysmal” rating, with two coming in below zero for their chilly speech climate.
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SEPTEMBER 3, 2024
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Brown University reports drop in diversity among incoming students
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
Its share of freshmen from underrepresented groups fell by nine percentage points after last year’s U.S. Supreme Court ban on race-conscious admissions.
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SEPTEMBER 5, 2024
It’s been a year since the UK’s association to Horizon Europe was confirmed.
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
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Conservatives Are Rare in Academe. Is There Anything Wrong With That?
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SEPTEMBER 4, 2024
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Oakland University averts faculty strike with tentative deal
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SEPTEMBER 4, 2024
With negotiations in mediation and a potential work stoppage looming, the Michigan institution agreed to raises for faculty over the next five years.
Podcast: Jacqui Smith, franchising, digital divide
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This week on the podcast the Westminster government has broken its silence on university funding. But did it say anything? This week on the podcast the Westminster government has broken its silence on university funding - but did it say anything?
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SEPTEMBER 3, 2024
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Can You Teach Free Speech? These Colleges Are Trying.
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SEPTEMBER 3, 2024
By Christa Dutton After unrest on campuses in the last academic year, more colleges are discussing how to integrate civic dialogue into the curriculum.
Rider University cuts student newspaper budget amid wider reductions
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SEPTEMBER 5, 2024
The New Jersey-based private nonprofit has been struggling with declining enrollment and is trying to shrink operating deficits.
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SEPTEMBER 4, 2024
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This week in numbers: UNC’s gambit to reengage stopped-out students
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
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Parents in England want compulsory language classes
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
The poll found that 68% of respondents agree that learning a second language other than English should be compulsory in secondary school, while 64% said the same for primary education. “Parents are clearly telling us they would like to see all students learning a language. This is great news,” said Bernardette Holmes, director of the National Consortium for Languages Education (NCLE).
University of Iowa employee bilked nearly $1M from campus machine shop, audit finds
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A manager of the shop used staff and equipment to do work on behalf of a business he owned, according to a state auditor report.
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
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ASALH to Host ‘African Americans in the Arts’ Conference
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SEPTEMBER 5, 2024
Dr. W. Marvin Dulaney The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) is set to host its 109th Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh. The Sept. 25-29 ASALH conference will feature a rich program of scholarly sessions, professional workshops, historical tours, a film festival, book signings, and many other events that illuminate the importance of the current struggle to own and control our own narrative.
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