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25 mars 2018

Sin and Charlie Rose, Redux

By Scott Jaschik. Eastern Michigan University announced Tuesday that it is eliminating four varsity sports, bringing its total number down to 17. The teams being eliminated are softball, men’s swimming and diving, women’s tennis, and wrestling. More...

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25 mars 2018

Eastern Michigan Will Cut 4 Varsity Sports

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25 mars 2018

Lehigh Faculty Votes to Revoke Trump Honor

By Scott Jaschik. A large majority of faculty members at Lehigh University have voted to revoke the honorary degree presented to Donald Trump in 1988. The issue has been periodically debated since Trump became a national political figure. Many students, faculty members and alumni called for the degree to be revoked after Trump suggested that there were two equal sides in the violence last year in Charlottesville, Va. More...

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25 mars 2018

A Conservative Underground Surfaces at a Christian University

By Scott Jaschik. An anonymous newsletter, spread all over campus, accuses Taylor University of being "permissive" on sexuality and insufficiently supportive of creationism. More...

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25 mars 2018

States Faulted on Help for High-Ability, Low-Income Students

By Scott Jaschik. State policies continue to fail high-ability, low-income students who could benefit from enrolling in top colleges, says a report being released today by the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation. The report, “Equal Talents, Unequal Opportunities, Second Edition” is an update to an earlier report from 2015 that looks at a range of policies in states, and found only minimal progress since then. More...

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25 mars 2018

Save Our Majors Rally at Stevens Point

By Scott Jaschik. Hundreds of students and faculty members at the University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point held a rally -- including a brief sit-in -- to protest plans to eliminate 13 majors in the humanities and social sciences, The Stevens Point Journal reported. More...

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25 mars 2018

Will Master's Gains Come at Expense of the M.B.A.?

By Scott Jaschik. New data suggest one-year programs in finance and related fields may be poised for gains.
Several years ago, some universities sensed a growing market for one-year master's programs in fields such as finance -- with prospective students seeing these programs as an alternative to the two-year M.B.A. Students reported getting good jobs with the one-year programs and not paying the tuition (or taking on the debt) associated with a full-time two-year M.B.A. More...

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25 mars 2018

White Liberal Insecurity (and Hypocrisy?) on Affirmative Action

By Scott Jaschik. What happens to diversity-minded educators when their son is wait-listed by Yale, but his biracial best friend with lower grades and test scores gets in? A new play has people talking. More...

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25 mars 2018

If You Make Them Laugh, Will They Apply?

By Scott Jaschik. Colleges bombard bright high school students with pitches. Will an unexpected bit of humor motivate them to look more seriously at an institution. More...

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25 mars 2018

Admissions Movement to Support Student Protests Grows

By Scott Jaschik. More colleges announce that students who are suspended for participating in peaceful activism will not be hurt in admissions process. More...

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