Jamaal Abdul-AlimStudentsExpert: Higher Ed not Immune from Unconscious BiasThose who work in higher education should not see themselves as immune from the same kind of unconscious bias that many believe is a factor in the fatal police shootings of Black men in the U.S., a higher education leader told CUPA-HR conference attendees.September 27, 2016StudentsScholars Unsure Potential Young Latino Voters EngagedEven though young Latino voters have much at stake in the 2016 presidential election — from immigration reform to free college — it remains unclear as to whether they will turn out to the polls in large numbers this November.September 26, 2016HomeProfessor: Islam Viewed Through Distorted LensGeorgetown University professor says Islam gets viewed through a distorted lens that impacts foreign policy.September 22, 2016StudentsProposed Legislation Seeks to Improve Access, CompletionColleges and universities that enroll too few low-income students and those that have the worst graduation rates could suffer financial penalties under a bipartisan bill introduced Thursday.September 21, 2016StudentsCollege Board: Reform Institutions to Curb ‘Undermatching’The College Board’s new book emphasizes widespread institutional improvement so that students have a much broader selection of colleges that are considered good.September 20, 2016HomePros See Positives, Pitfalls of Credential RegistryA new website that provides more detailed information on credentials was depicted as a vital tool to help students and job seekers “achieve their dreams,” but questions lingered over how useful it will be to those particular groups.September 19, 2016STEMScholars: Science Advisor Should be Trump, Clinton PriorityThe next president of the United States should name a science advisor right away in order to make sure that sound science is reflected throughout the next administration’s policies, several scholars stressed.September 14, 2016StudentsStudy: Successful Students’ Focus not on WealthA study by economics professors shows that student in the strivers’ class are more atp to study more hours per week to get the higher GPA they expect, are purpose-driven and express more philanthropic goals.September 13, 2016StudentsAirbnb Boosts Study Abroad in ChinaIn a move that U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Monday should inspire other businesses to do the same, Airbnb — the multibillion Internet company — committed $80,000 a year for the next three years to support study abroad in China.September 12, 2016StudentsHigher Ed Gets Opportunity to Benchmark DiversityThe Global Diversity & Inclusion Benchmark tool — also known as the GDIB — is being made available for the first time in its 10-year history to colleges and universities.September 11, 2016Previous PagePage 22 of 80Next Page
