Join a free IHE webcast on 10/21, at 2 p.m. E.T., with @LifeAtPurdue's @JayAkridge & David Hummels, as they talk about how academic leaders can put the findings from IHE's newest annual provost survey into action on campus. 🔗 Register here: https://t.co/tZOCdVvQKI
Small World | The Future of Higher Education Can Look Bright
When institutions from around the globe come together, amazing things can happen. By Rachel Toor: https://t.co/G6FUlrNbuO
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Opinion | I Defend Due Process—the Cornell Case Shows Victims Need More
The Title IX rules do not do enough to protect students like Jane Doe. By Tamara Rice Lave: https://t.co/6ixqQliMIC
Student Success | A New Home for Nontraditional Students
@Columbia’s new residence hall aims to ease housing pressures and strengthen community among veterans, transfer students and returning adults. https://t.co/S3ttrpwt2J
ED Restricts Membership for Cosmetology Accreditor
The Education Department’s accreditation advisory committee recommended stripping the accreditor of federal recognition. But senior officials stopped short of that recommendation. https://t.co/3gcZun34Ek
Opponent of NYT v. Sullivan Decision Set to Lead Iowa Intellectual Freedom Center
The Iowa Board of Regents offered the job to the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s Carson Holloway, who has served as a visiting fellow at multiple conservative groups. https://t.co/kmCuJBlTJw
Does It Matter Which AP Courses You Take?
Six AP courses correlated with an admissions advantage, according to data from a college counseling company. It’s unclear whether those courses led to the boost or if confounding variables played a role. https://t.co/SvCs66kJqR
Xavier to Open Nation’s 5th HBCU Medical School
The dark history of Black medical education in America makes the new medical school even more important, said C. Reynold Verret, president of @XULA1925. https://t.co/58XTyZS2c4
The GOP Is Going After the ABA. But Why?
Some experts say it’s an effort to crack down on the association’s violation of antitrust laws and ensure an intellectually diverse workforce. Others say it’s driven by politics... and the desire for power. https://t.co/Qw1fkv7JH8
Career Advice | On Using a Collaborative Writing Tracker
Tracking our collective progress on a shared Google Sheet was, over all, more helpful than not. By Nataly Dickson, Ashley Hughes, Sean McCullough and Charlotte Hogg: https://t.co/oR7wbHlOz8
Opinion | Strengthening HBCUs Shouldn’t Weaken HSIs
Congress allocated funds for Hispanic-serving institutions and other minority-serving institutions for good reasons. By Deborah A. Santiago: https://t.co/01erDJ2sb1
Featured Gig | Asst. Provost for Data Strategy, Director of Institutional Effectiveness
Annalisa Zinn discusses her role at @QuinnipiacU, how it supports the university's goals, and what success looks like. By Joshua Kim: https://t.co/vODwWV63zt
Student Success | College Living Cost Estimates Vary Widely
A new study of over 5,000 colleges finds wide disparities in how institutions estimate the cost of attendance, raising questions about affordability and financial aid. https://t.co/qwkKrua971
Tomorrow, at 2 p.m. E.T., join us for an editorial webcast w/@LifeAtPurdue's @JayAkridge & @davidhummels to discuss the findings from our newest provost survey and what they reveal about the state of academic leadership in 2026. 🔗 Register here: https://t.co/tZOCdVvQKI
Education Affordability a Priority for Voters
In a new survey from @jfftweets, policies aimed at lowering education costs received overwhelming bipartisan support. https://t.co/gTmQeFI5SL