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The Fading For-Profits
What a Possible U. of Phoenix Sale Says About the State of Higher Ed
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Republican ScrutinyPublic Colleges in Oklahoma Must Account for ‘Every Dollar’ Spent on Diversity Over the Past 10 Years
The action is the latest example of heightened interest by a Republican state official in documenting, and potentially curbing, colleges’ efforts to promote equity and inclusion. -
Gazette
Transitions: Columbia U. Names Next President; U. of South Florida Selects New Provost
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Health and Wellness
‘I Don’t Think Covid Is Done With Us’: A New Study Says Long Covid Lingers on College Campuses
Researchers examined over 1,300 cases at George Washington University and found that more than one-third of students, faculty, and staff reported persistent symptoms of the virus. -
Role Models
A New Job Comes to the College Cabinet: Chief Experience Officer
The job, common in the corporate world, has been added at a handful of colleges, and reflects the increasing influence of business practices in higher ed. -
Retaliation Alleged
After Mysterious Suspension of Award-Winning UCLA Professor, Scientists Fight Back
A prominent ecologist had complained of racial discrimination before being barred from campus. -
Student Well-Being
Trauma and Social Anxiety Are Growing Mental-Health Concerns for College Students
A new analysis of students who went to campus counseling centers also looked at factors that increased their likelihood of dropping out. -
Admissions and Enrollment
Want to Close Gaps in College Enrollment? Improve Academic Preparation, a New Study Says.
Among people with similar high-school credentials, Black and Hispanic students enrolled at higher rates than white and Asian students. -
Waking 'Sleeping' Tongues
Native American Languages Are Disappearing. Colleges Could Help Preserve Them.
As the need to pass on Indigenous languages grows more dire each year, tribes are teaming up with colleges to revitalize “sleeping” tongues. -
Global Prospects
Is Africa the Next Big Thing in International Admissions?
Home to more young people than anywhere else in the world, the continent has a growing middle class. -
Data
Major Private Gifts to Higher Education
Gifts of $50 million or more, dating to 1967, are compiled in this list. -
Gazette
Transitions: Texas Christian U. Names New President; U. of Nebraska at Lincoln President to Retire
Daniel Pullin will be the next president of Texas Christian University. -
Race and Politics
The Plan to Dismantle DEI
Model legislation lays out how legislatures could outlaw public colleges’ efforts to attract and retain people of color and other marginalized groups.
