Higher Education
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Transforming First-Year Writing: The Role of Inference in Developing Argumentative Skills
Fostering inference skills in first-year writing students enhances their analytical abilities, ensures deeper academic engagement, and reduces grading fatigue.
Xavier University Faces Fitch Credit Rating Downgrade Amid Enrollment Challenges
Fitch Ratings downgraded Xavier University’s credit rating due to fiscal deficits and ongoing issues with undergraduate enrollment demands.
Increase in College Enrollment Marks Positive Shift for High School Graduates
Recent data reveals a small increase in college enrollment for high school graduates, particularly from low-income backgrounds.
DHS Moves to Eliminate 60-Day Grace Period for H-1B Visa Holders, Citing Burdens
The DHS has proposed ending the 60-day grace period for H-1B visa holders, arguing it complicates the administrative process and undermines program integrity.
RIT Faces Jury Trial Over Alleged Discriminatory Hiring Practices
A judge has ruled that a former RIT employee's race discrimination claim will proceed to jury trial, raising critical questions about hiring practices.
Perdoceo Education's $140 Million Acquisition of South University Marks Major Shift to For-Profit Model
Perdoceo Education is set to acquire South University for up to $140 million, transforming it into a for-profit institution by April 2027.
La Salle University: Strategies Behind Its Enrollment Surge and Recovery
La Salle University's enrollment rebounded significantly, with a 40% increase in first-year students, thanks to strategic changes in recruitment and outreach.
Enhancing Student Resilience Through Practical Strategies in Higher Education
This article outlines actionable strategies for educators to integrate resilience and stress management into curricula, fostering student well-being.
Integrating Resilience-Building Practices into Higher Education Curricula
This article discusses practical strategies educators can implement to foster resilience in students through effective stress management and self-care techniques.
Break Free from Career Stagnation: Moving Beyond Mediocrity
Feeling stuck in your career? Discover how taking action, rather than mere contemplation, can lead to meaningful change and clarity.
Impact of IRS Proposal on Financial Stability of Colleges: Insights from Moody's
Moody's suggests that potential IRS tax status revocations over diversity efforts could significantly threaten college finances.
Navigating AI in Education: Embracing Productive Friction for Effective Learning
Universities face a critical choice with AI: embrace its benefits while preserving the essential cognitive struggle that drives genuine learning.
Navigating Cognitive Friction in Higher Education Amidst AI Advancements
Cognitive friction, essential for deep learning, risks being lost in AI-driven education, posing challenges that universities must address for effective teaching.
University of Utah Prepares for Staff Cuts Amid Declining Enrollment Projections
The University of Utah plans significant staff reductions to address projected enrollment declines, citing financial sustainability challenges ahead.
The latest in college layoffs: Full Sail, IIT and Johns Hopkins
An article from The latest in college layoffs: Full Sail, IIT and Johns Hopkins Workforce cuts continued into the summer as institutions prepped for a new academic year in leaner times. Published Sept...
Temple University Retracts $55 Million Donation Amid Fraud Allegations Against Donor
Temple University has mutually agreed to cancel a substantial $55 million donation from Chris Barnett, following allegations of fraud involving his company.
American Bar Association Lifts Diversity Standards for Law School Accreditation
The ABA has decided to revoke its diversity standards for law school accreditation, a move influenced by recent political pressures.
Colleges Boost Space Usage Amid Empty Rooms Challenge
Higher education institutions are optimizing space utilization, yet significant unused capacity remains in conference rooms and classrooms.
Reassessing Grading Practices in the Age of AI: Critical Questions for Educators
As generative AI reshapes writing, educators must rethink grading strategies. Explore four vital questions to enhance assessment integrity.
Humanities Degree Pursuit Declines to Record Lows in 2025
New data indicates that humanities degrees have reached historic lows, reflecting a significant trend in higher education over recent years.