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MIT Eliminates Diversity Statement Requirement for Faculty Applications, Embracing Academic Freedom and Inclusive Practices
MIT discontinues diversity statement requests for faculty applicants, citing concerns about compelled speech and a focus on inclusive practices. Read to learn more.
Colorado Legislation Sets New Standard for College Credit Transfer Efficiency, Could Inspire Nationwide Reform
Generative AI's Impact on Scholarly Publishing Under Scrutiny
Columbia University Joins Others in Cancelling Main Commencement Amidst Campus Protests
Colleges Face Pro-Palestinian Protests with Divestment Demands
Columbia University's Admitted Students' Event Disrupted by Campus Protests
Report: College-Bound Students Fear AI Will Impact College and Career Success
Universities Wrestle with Misinformation Amid Pro-Palestinian Protests
By Joy LiwanagOklahoma Attorney General, State’s Education Department Sue Biden Administration Over Title IX Rules, Citing Issues on Safe Spaces for Women
By Joy Liwanag3 University Leaders To Face Congressional Scrutiny on Antisemitism in Capitol Hill Hearing
By Joy LiwanagPro-Palestinian Student Wearing Keffiyeh Escorted Out of Georgia State University's Commencement
By Joy Liwanag
Women and People of Color on Tenure Track Increasing, But Promotion Disparities Persist, Says New Report
By Joy Liwanag
Campus Free Speech and Academic Freedom Clash Amid Targeting of Pro-Palestinian Expression
By Joy LiwanagFlorida Attorney General Challenges LGBTQ+ Protections Under Title IX: Battle for Equality in Education Continues
By Joy LiwanagNorthland College to Remain Open After Securing $12 Million in Funding
By Joy Liwanag
