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From Inside Higher Ed: “Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky may not know it yet, but at least 15 U.S. colleges are planning to grant him honorary… Read More

From University World News: “Industrial disputes and ongoing strikes that have dragged on for years in universities in the United Kingdom have damaged morale among… Read More

From The San Diego Union Tribune: “Incarceration in the United States has grown exponentially at an alarming rate of 500 percent over the past 40… Read More

From The Chronicle of Higher Education: “About 13 percent of the U.S. population is Black, yet Black people make up nearly 40 percent of the… Read More

From Open Campus: “I met Danny in 2019 when he landed here with me in Sullivan Correctional Facility … We have both been lucky to… Read More

From The Chronicle of Higher Education: “A Chronicle analysis of more than 2,200 public, private nonprofit, and private for-profit colleges from 2011-12 to 2019-20 found… Read More

From Reuters: “An increase in delinquencies last year among a smaller pool of U.S. student loans not covered by a forbearance program put in place… Read More

From Inside Higher Education: “President Biden proposed a $2,175 increase in the maximum Pell Grant Monday in his budget proposal to Congress for fiscal 2023…. Read More

From Inside Higher Education: “An assistant professor of business at Chapman University is suing students for posting parts of his midterm and final course exams… Read More

From The Chronicle of Higher Education: “The Education Department announced a new policy … that it says will help protect taxpayers from the heavy cost… Read More

From Times Higher Education: “With a horror film that suggests US higher education is irreparably committed to racial and gender exploitation, Mariama Diallo is merely… Read More

From Inside Higher Education: “The latest Student Voice survey, which explored the admissions and enrollment process of current students, asked its 2,001 respondents about campus… Read More

From University Business: “Agarwal says four trends are going to be hot in the next year of pedagogy and instruction, including increases in blended learning;… Read More

From The Chronicle of Higher Education: “This week I report on four ideas to improve higher ed that were featured at our ‘shark tank’ session… Read More

From World Economic Forum:  “1. Learning from everywhere … So rather than shifting to a ‘learn from anywhere’ approach (providing flexibility), education institutions should move… Read More

From New America: “A $400 increase in the Pell Grant. This is the largest increase for Pell—a key source of need-based financial aid—in more than… Read More

From NASFAA: “A pair of key congressional leaders are once again calling upon the Biden administration to offer another extension of the student loan moratorium,… Read More

From The Chronicle of Higher Education: “While stress, low compensation, and poor work-life balance have pushed many to rethink their careers, the pandemic’s impacts have… Read More

From Inside Higher Education: “A new study from Georgia State University found that community college students receiving targeted, personal text messages from an artificial intelligence… Read More

From Inside Higher Education: “‘These institutions yield a societal impact that simply cannot be quantified,’ said Kylie Burke, president of the Student Association at Howard… Read More

From Times Higher Education: “An ‘army’ of students, graduates and lecturers in Ukraine is building online tools to help civilians and aid the country’s defence… Read More

From Times Higher Education: “Former polytechnics (and their Scottish cousins, the former central institutions) have certainly played a key role in higher education expansion. …… Read More

From The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If Ketanji Brown Jackson is confirmed, she will be the first Black woman on the bench in the Supreme… Read More

From The Wall Street Journal: “Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson’s service on a key governing board at Harvard University raises questions about whether, if… Read More