What We're Reading
Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
Jan 24, 2022
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The Chronicle of Higher Education
The NCAA Has a New Constitution. What Will That Mean for Big-Time College Sports? No One Knows
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Sportico
College Sports Data: Covid's Financial Impact Comes into Clearer Focus
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NPR
Survivor Jon Vaughn on U. of Michigan's sexual assault settlement
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Forbes
Handshake Takes Aim At LinkedIn With $200 Million Fundraise
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The Nevada Independent
As pandemic drags on, college students feel the financial squeeze
Jan 21, 2022
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The New York Times
Lawsuit Says Faculty at a Top Arts School Preyed on Students for Decades
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The Chronicle of Higher Education
The Great Faculty Disengagement
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The Root
Morehouse College Launches Institute Dedicated to Black Male Research
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The Gazette
University of Iowa instructors move courses online, despite campus rules
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Inside Higher Ed
Colleges cash in on NFTs as a new fundraising mechanism
Jan 20, 2022
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POLITICO
A Better Way to Fix the Student Loan Problem
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The Texas Tribune
Texas college students confront anxiety as fifth pandemic semester begins
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The Chronicle of Higher Education
A Covid 'New Normal' Is Coming to Campus. Here's What That Could Look Like.
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Inside Higher Ed
University of Arizona Global Campus faces multiplying woes
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EdTech Magazine
Modernizing the College Transcript with Blockchain
Jan 19, 2022
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The New York Times
Do Colleges Deserve an Exemption From Antitrust Law?
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The Washington Post
We stopped tracking coronavirus cases at the University of Florida. Here's why.
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Lawrence Journal-World
Hazing incidents at KU may have been an actual crime, but university doesn't plan to turn findings over to law enforcement
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
Penn law professor Amy Wax enraged people with her comments about Asians. Now, she may face sanction.
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The Associated Press
Suspended professor made salty video to get 'juices flowing'
Jan 18, 2022
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The Chronicle of Higher Education
We're Looking at Merit the Wrong Way
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EdSource
Why Covid disruptions at California colleges and universities differ from March 2020
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The New York Times
'I Was Not Whole': Why a Grandfather Went Back to College
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The Hechinger Report
This Texas community college group is offering free tuition – and much more
Jan 14, 2022
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The Washington Post
Judge critical of Biden administration's progress on student debt relief claims
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The Chronicle of Higher Education
How Colleges Can Reach the Lost Freshmen of 2020
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The Boston Globe
With students remote, universities should put COVID-19 testing capacity to good use
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EdSource
Blind students fight for accessible college classes
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Inside Higher Ed
Sticking With In-Person Classes as COVID Spikes
Jan 13, 2022
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ProPublica
The Nonprofit College That Spends More on Marketing Than Financial Aid
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NC Policy Watch
At Appalachian State, students whipsawed over conflicting COVID-19 messages from faculty, administration
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Chalkbeat Indiana
Indianapolis scholarship pays off college bills, giving students another shot at a degree
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USA Today
College football head coaches end season at $13.6 million in bonuses from public schools
