The so-called ‘Bathroom Bill’ requires people to use bathrooms which correspond to their gender. Shocking stuff, huh?
The Washington Post reports.
University of North Carolina president raises concerns over ‘bathroom bill’
The president of the University of North Carolina told chancellors at the system’s 17 campuses that they must implement the state’s new “bathroom...
What has long been said about real estate is also true for colleges: Location matters.
The Washington Post reports.
Looking for success after college? Choosing a city school can increase your odds.
The iconic image of the American college town as a bucolic New England village is rapidly undergoing a makeover as students are...
The protesters wanted $15, the school president proposed $12 and they rejected it.
FOX News reported.
Duke protesters reject university president’s proposed minimum wage hike
Duke University students participating in a sit-in have rejected a proposed initiative by the university to raise the minimum wage for its workers and hire an outside expert to...
He notes an interesting trend documented in a study last year.
Accuracy In Academia reports.
UCLA Prof Unravels Diversity Sham
In the latest issue of The Chronicle Review, UCLA historian Russell Jacoby offers some insights into the campus diversity craze that are actually refreshing.
Jacoby asks, “Should all quarters of society demographically reflect all...
It’s because he was a conservative. What other reason could there possibly be?
NBC News reports.
George Mason University Professors Oppose Naming Law School After Antonin Scalia
First it was ridicule, now it’s outrage.
George Mason University’s decision to rename its law school for the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia is facing an internal...
What will happen next?
WNDU reports.
Lake Michigan College suspends new president
The Lake Michigan College Board of Trustees has suspended the school’s new president.
Dr. Jennifer Spielvogel was hired in January to succeed retiring president Dr. Robert Harrison after his 16 years of service.
According to our reporting partners at WSJM, the LMC Board of...
Layoffs are coming, too. Can you say higher ed bubble?
Alaska Dispatch News reports.
University of Alaska is planning big tuition increases and hundreds of staff cuts
University of Alaska President Jim Johnsen presented two revised draft budget proposals Thursday, both cutting hundreds of staff jobs across campuses...
“This thing has tentacles.”
Inside Higher Ed reports.
NCAA finds Southern Mississippi basketball staff committed academic fraud
For two years, the former head men’s basketball coach at the University of Southern Mississippi directed his staff to complete the coursework of prospective athletes while they were still enrolled in junior colleges, the National Collegiate Athletic...
According to this report, John Kasich got a pretty good crowd when he visited Sacred Heart University.
FOX 61 has the story.
John Kasich courts big crowd at Sacred Heart University
Republican presidential candidate John Kasich drew a standing-room only-crowd at his first major event in Connecticut on Friday.
Sacred Heart University hosted the Ohio...
An anti-Semitism debate has erupted at Stanford University.
Campus Reform reports.
Stanford student senate erupts in anti-Semitism debate
“[The resolution] says: ‘Jews controlling the media, economy, government, and other societal institutions’ [is] a fixture of anti-Semitism that we [inaudible] theoretically shouldn’t challenge. I think that that’s kind of irresponsibly foraying into another politically contentious...
It’s sad news for this young man’s family but at least foul play isn’t suspected.
The Boston Herald reports.
Bridgewater State University freshman found dead in dorm
BRIDGEWATER, Mass. — Massachusetts State Police detectives are investigating after an 18-year-old freshman at Bridgewater State University was found dead in his dorm room by university police.
District...
Her testimony was immediately sealed.
WCVB reports.
‘Jackie’ of Rolling Stone’s discredited rape story testifies under oath
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) —The woman whose explosive allegations about a gang rape at the University of Virginia served as the centerpiece of a discredited Rolling Stone story has testified under oath for the first time.
Her testimony was...
Only Brown and Dartmouth accepted more students versus last year as a percentage of the applicant pool.
The Dartmouth Review reports.
Acceptances: What the Numbers Mean
Acceptances went out last Friday and The D dutifully reported the figures that the College published in its press release:
Dartmouth offered 2,176...
A new post at Minding the Campus examines an unfortunate scenario that sometimes plays out in college life.
Alleging Sexual Assault When an Affair Ends
Have you noticed how many of the campus accusations of rape/sexual misconduct are reported after the 3rd, 4th, or 5th sexual encounter? It’s possible, of course that rape-minded...
Academic Freedom is sure to offend some readers and invigorate others.
Inside Higher Ed reports.
New book critiques campus censorship movement and pushes for marketplace of ideas
There’s no shortage of criticism of what’s been described as the student censorship movement, which has included banning (or at least student demands to ban) controversial speakers,...
Of course. The left uses accusations of hate speech to silence speech they don’t like.
The College Fix reports.
D’Souza ‘What’s So Great About America?’ campus speech prompts protest, claims of ‘hateful rhetoric’
‘He will only debase the vital dialogue within our community …’
Conservative docudrama producer Dinesh D’Souza’s visit to Birmingham-Southern College prompted a...
College is so much more than earning the degree.
Fox 13 Now reports.
How parents can help teens prep for college
Amanda Grow has helped thousands of high school students improve their ACT scores and choose which college is right for them. She says a big part of the equation is how parents contribute....
Another bailout, higher education style this time.
Red Alert Politics reports.
Bailout: Feds funded $3 billion of loans to fraudulent colleges, taxpayers now on hook
When fraudulent colleges go bankrupt, it’s the taxpayers who get stuck with the bill.
With the collapse of Corinthian Colleges Inc., the Department of Education announced its students can qualify...
Many of the cities on the list were among the nation’s most notoriously expensive.
CNBC reports.
College graduates are flocking to these cities
What do cities like Charlotte, Denver, San Francisco and Seattle have in common?
They apparently are magnets for college graduates from all over the country.
A recent study from student loan marketplace Credible...
Higher education is seeing a growing number of students on the autism spectrum.
WNPR News reports.
Students in Connecticut With Autism Adapting Better at College
When Rachel Sczurek wanted to go to college, some people told her it wasn’t a good idea.
“I didn’t really let that get to...
Full-blown campus meltdown coming in 3, 2, 1…
The College Fix reports.
Campus mural highlighting white privilege hit with vandalism
A large, 1-year-old mural at Pitzer College that aims to highlight the notions of white privilege and racial inequality in America was recently vandalized.
The mural depicts a...
Yes, major sports at big-time colleges bring in lots of money. And the players are cosseted like royalty.
The Wall Street Journal reports.
Let’s Not Pay College Athletes
Whenever March Madness rolls around, evidence of the obvious riches involved in the spectacle of the men’s NCAA Division I basketball tournament—the lavish television coverage, the...
