Two New York Colleges Make SAT/ACT Scores Optional for Admissions
Roger RiddellTwo public colleges in New York have permanently adopted test-optional admissions, eliminating the requirement for...
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Vermont State’s Proposal for a Digital Library Sparks Controversy
Vermont State University’s proposal to create a digital-only library is sparking controversy and questions about...
How Saint Joseph’s University Successfully Acquired and Integrated the University of the Sciences
Saint Joseph’s University successfully acquired and integrated the University of the Sciences (USciences) in 2019...
Colleges Experiment with Housing Development as Cost of Living Puts Financial Strain on Employees
Colleges and universities in high-cost, attractive housing markets are developing housing options to support faculty,...
New Jersey Relaxes Degree Requirements for State Jobs, Emphasizing Skills and Experience Over Credentials
New Jersey eliminated minimum degree requirements for many state jobs and will instead emphasize skills,...
Senior Department of Education Officials Criticize Proposed Funding Cuts in Republican Debt Limit Plan
Senior officials at the Department of Education criticized proposed funding cuts in a Republican debt...
College Closures Reduce Students’ Likelihood of Reenrolling or Earning a Degree or Credential
College closures make it significantly less likely for students to reenroll, earn a degree or...
For-profit Online Program Management Firms Become New Predators in Higher Ed
For-profit online program management companies have become new predators in higher education, seeking to exploit...
Diversity Data Collection Challenges: Researchers Able to Track Asset Manager Demographics for Only 16 of 50 Wealthy Colleges
A new report from the TIAA Institute examined diversity in the endowment management industry, but...