Professors working on Utah State's new civics initiative see an opportunity to make gen-ed more practical and applicable to more students. Faculty critics say the effort hasn’t been transparent enough and carries ideological bias https://t.co/zvpmblW1y6
At a time when many colleges are considering cuts in athletics, UC-Davis is a case study in how missteps and poor communication can lead to legal risks and tense conflict with athletes and their parents. https://t.co/uZ4R09vRn1
The government appears to be imposing a narrow definition of merit on colleges practicing holistic review, long a cornerstone of evaluations among selective institutions. In short, the Trump administration is waging a war on nuance in admissions. https://t.co/m7ze4bg9tn
“Stackable credentials give a quick, tangible win that can be motivation — as opposed to what students might see as a four-year grind,” one policy analyst says. They’re an “appetizer” that can whet someone’s appetite for a two or four-year degree. https://t.co/mk8VZbeAbw
In 2020, Stuart Bell said diversity was one of the core values of the University of Alabama.
Today, he likened diversity efforts to "segregation" in his first interview since being named a finalist for the University of Florida's presidency.
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Teaching calculus to students who struggle with middle-school math "is like trying to teach English literature to someone who can’t read,” one Berkeley math professor told me. https://t.co/7jmpO8qwdI
Questions about who deserves accommodations have left students with disabilities worried that skepticism and mistrust could erode the progress they’ve made in leveling the playing field. https://t.co/ikInjzxajj
Stuart Bell's diversity plan at the University of Alabama was ambitious. And it worked.
Under his tenure, Black and Latino enrollment nearly doubled. Will his history as a DEI-supporting former president matter in Florida?
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The Trump Administration's investigation into transgender admissions at Smith College “demonstrates blatant disregard for the clear statutory language” that says Title IX doesn’t regulate private undergraduate admissions, lawyers say. https://t.co/4ppxcE2wl8
A retired @FIU professor is taking students to the sites of racial violence, not to make students feel guilty or hopeless, but to inspire them to find common ground. https://t.co/pH8RaO2qIV
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The Black History Learning Tree, an act of resistance at FIU against Florida's anti-DEI laws, may be the only safe place on campus where a professor can now talk openly about Republican student leaders' racist and violent posts. https://t.co/Iih82NMmdX
While George Mason University’s president was fending off attacks by the Trump Administration, the head of his own board was orchestrating a pressure campaign against him. Here's what @JasperJSmith_ and I learned from reviewing hundreds of text messages. https://t.co/Y9PM6c9cxf
Remedial math courses can be a roadblock or a lifeline depending on who’s weighing in. Nowhere is the debate more heated than at California’s community colleges, which have all but eliminated them. https://t.co/LkTooDAvO2
11 months ago, the Trump administration sent a team of lawyers to "find" evidence of antisemitism at the U of California. The case against UCLA was shaky, @peterelkind and I were told, but "the beast" needed to be fed
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Pulling back the curtain on the Trump administration's assault on UCLA, @peterelkind and I discovered how legally shaky but often effective its tactics have been in wresting concessions from hier ed. Listen here https://t.co/Al270Whgag
and read more: https://t.co/0KPyKWlMTa
A report showing that one in 12 incoming students at UC San Diego tested below middle-school math rang alarm bells nationwide. Now, a U.S. senator has launched a congressional inquiry into what other highly selective universities are finding. https://t.co/Mafca7NZVm