Editor's Note | A Bipartisan Law From 1980 Offers a Blueprint for 2026
Finding common ground among lawmakers may seem improbable, but it only takes agreement on one issue to make transformative change. By Sara Custer: https://t.co/5JBVRYNCyT
Opinion | Where Will College Students Count in the 2030 Census?
A bureaucratic change could result in an undercount of college towns. By danah boyd: https://t.co/tzzxTZleK2
Student Success | The Untapped Potential of Adult Learners
New research identifies millions of California adults without college degrees and the institutional changes needed to help them enroll and graduate. https://t.co/kukNA9UMGa
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The Key | In episode 218, Sara Custer is joined by Joe Allen, the executive director of the @BayhDole Coalition, to understand the origins of the legislation and how it could be upended by changes to policies governing research funding.
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What can Washington learn from 1980? Sens. Birch Bayh and Bob Dole found common ground on a serious problem and helped transform U.S. innovation. In @insidehighered, Sara Custer @sarakcuster explores why that bipartisan example still matters today: https://t.co/Og1JCHDeNM
McMahon Says ‘Institutional Decay’ Compelled a ‘Reckoning’
The education secretary echoed what she said at Arizona State last week, this time praising Vanderbilt University as she focused on combating ideological bias and restoring public trust. https://t.co/AvHyqLCHgi
.@uprovidence to Close
The Catholic university in rural Montana will close next year amid struggles with enrollment, severe financial issues and the loss of a major funder that helped subsidize costs. https://t.co/q3Po3mCvK7
.@dartmouth Provost Resigns Over AI Use
A review committee used Santiago Schnell’s available chat logs to help determine that he overused artificial intelligence to help write published articles and wasn’t forthcoming about it. https://t.co/Kr9jWMsrOI
Students Push Colleges to ‘De-Flock’
An increasing number of colleges signed contracts with Flock Safety following the 2024 pro-Palestinian protests. As students raise privacy concerns, some institutions are abandoning surveillance cameras. https://t.co/v8GwJLo1Jq
ICYMI | Stop Calling AI Your ‘Collaborator’
Please. The quality of higher ed leadership depends on it. By Catherine McTamaney and Eve Rifkin: https://t.co/agO7lXDZXq
Tough Love | Convergence Around ‘Durable’ Skills
The false binary of degrees vs. skills-based hiring ignores the reality that employers and academics both care first and foremost that people know how to learn. By Doug Lederman: https://t.co/IoKQ4WluPs
Opinion | Reclaiming Women’s and Gender Studies
How did we move so quickly from centering women in higher ed to erasing them? By Frances Julia Riemer and Sanjam Ahluwalia: https://t.co/xnKExqMNwG
Student Success | 4 Lessons on What Makes a College Degree Worthwhile
Recent research and initiatives highlight how students and institutions weigh the value of higher education beyond financial returns. https://t.co/RW5lBXghKw
Top Research Universities Spent Less on Lobbying Congress in Q3
As Congress adjourned to campaign for the midterm elections, lobbying from major research universities declined slightly. https://t.co/lHTNiKUpQa