What We're Reading: Page 2
Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
Feb 16, 2021
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The Baltimore Sun
Meet the man who defied skeptics to build a journalism school at Morgan State University in record time
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Inside Higher Ed
New University of Maryland Global Campus president takes over as online universities are at a pivotal moment
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Wisconsin State Journal
UW System looking at consolidation between UW branch campuses, technical colleges
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Politico
'They need to move quickly': A Texas DACA case could force Congress to move on immigration
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The New York Times
Valparaiso U. Drops Crusader as Mascot, Citing Ties to Hate Groups
Feb 12, 2021
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Detroit Free Press
Michigan's small liberal arts colleges are in fight for survival
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Bloomberg
University of Washington Joins College Bond Boom in AAA Sale
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
St. Joe's and University of the Sciences have proposed a merger
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Chapelboro.com
Collection of UNC Faculty Call for Chancellor Guskiewicz's Resignation Over Silent Sam Settlement
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USA Today
Biden's education pick Miguel Cardona says 'reopen schools.' Here's where he stands on other key issues
Feb 11, 2021
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Chalkbeat Colorado
Colorado needs more skilled workers. But the state provides little help to adults trying to earn a college degree.
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SF Gate
Police in dorms, outdoor exercise ban: UC Berkeley extends dorm lockdown with stricter mandates
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Colorado Public Radio
College Students Shoulder The Financial Burden As State Funding For Higher Ed Dwindles
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Capital Gazette
Baltimore City partners with higher-education institution to address coronavirus vaccine hesitancy, outreach
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SHEEO
Stimulating Regional Economic Development Through Public Universities
Feb 10, 2021
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The New York Times
Colleges Vowed a Safer Spring. Then Students, and Variants, Arrived.
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The Chronicle of Higher Education
How Much Has Covid Cost Colleges? $183 Billion
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The State
Students accuse USC of dragging its feet in renaming buildings named for racists
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
ACT test mix-up leaves St. Louis-area students frustrated
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Bloomberg
Japan's Big New Innovation Fund Risks Playing it Too Safe
Feb 09, 2021
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The Washington Post
To protect taxpayer dollars, the Education Dept. is disproportionately auditing Black and Latino college students
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American Council on Education
ACE, Other Associations Ask Supreme Court to Reverse Federal Ruling on College Athletics, Antitrust Laws
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USA Today
Trump's controversial diversity training order is dead – or is it? Colleges are still feeling its effects.
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The Advocate
LSU under federal investigation for 'safety practices' after sexual assault complaints
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Los Angeles Times
Sleepless nights. Double shifts. COVID-19 is forcing high school students to help support families
Feb 08, 2021
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Wisconsin State Journal
Facing 'financial disaster' from COVID-19, UW System pushes for borrowing ability
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The Boston Globe
When your college dorm is a four-star hotel
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The Washington Post
Va. House votes to force public colleges to reckon with ties to slavery, create scholarships or other programs
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Observed Face Mask Use at Six Universities
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The Wall Street Journal
The Crisis of Unemployed College Graduates
Feb 05, 2021
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The Hechinger Report
Apprenticeships have been hotbeds of harassment and discrimination
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Dallas Morning News
Dallas Mavericks to fund new 'Mavs Major' bachelor's program at Paul Quinn College
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Bridge Michigan
Michigan's free community college offer isn't free in parts of the state
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PhilOnEdTech
State of Higher Ed LMS Market for US and Canada: Year-End 2020 Edition
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Inside Higher Ed
Dual-mission colleges offer novel — and needed — approach to higher education
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