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Posted inNorth Carolina
Here are the steps North Carolina’s public universities are taking to obey a new DEI ban
North Carolina’s 16 public universities and the North Carolina School of Science and Math have about six weeks to prove they are complying with a ban on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
Posted inTampa Bay
Bye-bye, bake sales? USF plan would restrict campus banners, fundraisers
Proposed changes to a student activities policy would give the university more control over protests and other events.
Posted inMississippi
Number of faculty layoffs at Delta State still in flux
The university will notify faculty of layoffs on a case-by-case basis in six to eight weeks.
Posted inChicago
Students at a Chicago university can get credit for life experience but only a few get the chance
Northeastern Illinois University allows working adults to showcase their skills and earn a degree but financial limitations blunt the impact.
Posted inCalifornia
Passed over for promotions, no jobs in sight: Some deaf Californians question what’s fair
Lisa Peterson interviewed first at Kohl’s, then at TJ Maxx and Target. She applied for jobs at Raley’s, Safeway, Applebee’s, and Olive Garden, too. Once, she advanced to a second interview at the Cheesecake Factory, but like the rest, no job offer followed. Peterson is 60 years old, with white hair that falls just below […]
Posted inFort Worth
Three generations of TCU grads recount university’s complex history with race
Black enrollment at the university remains low — and has dropped over the last decade.
Posted inTampa Bay
Top New College administrator leaving for Florida Poly
Bradley Thiessen remained popular with students and staff through the school’s tumultuous transition.
Posted inColorado
Flawed FAFSA rollout leads to 11.6% drop in students filling out the college financial aid form
In Colorado, only 27% of students completed the FAFSA this year, a decline of more than 11%.
Posted inOhio
How much tuition will cost new students at Ohio’s public four-year colleges this fall
Tuition and fees at Ohio’s public four-year higher education institutions have increased nearly 35% over the past 15 years.