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Why Top Colleges Are Reversing Course on Test-Optional Admissions

After years of test-optional policies, elite universities are reinstating standardized testing as concerns grow over college readiness and student success.

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Second Chances in the Classroom: How Alternative Grading Supports Growth

By allowing reattempts and emphasizing feedback, alternative grading aims to reduce anxiety and keep students focused on progress rather than perfection.

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Lawsuit Challenges Texas Higher Ed Policies Limiting DEI-Related Teaching

A federal lawsuit backed by the ACLU argues that policies restricting certain books, courses and classroom conversations are silencing professors and narrowing student learning.

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Inside George Mason University's Largest College, Black Faculty Say They Are Being Targeted

At Mason, a public reckoning with the past has coincided with a quieter story inside the College of Humanities and Social Sciences — where Black women faculty describe contracts cut short, authority stripped away, and a dean they say answers to no one.

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Christina Paxson to Step Down Early as Brown President Amid Wave of Ivy League Leadership Shifts

Ending her tenure a year earlier than expected, Brown President Christina Paxson will step down in 2027 following a unanimous contract extension through 2028 granted just 14 months ago.

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Vassar to Pay $5 Million to Settle Women Professors’ Pay Bias Claims

The proposed settlement would compensate roughly 84 women full professors and require the college to conduct annual pay audits over the next three years.

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Women Leaders Continue to Rise in HBCU Athletics

At a time when the pressure is high in intercollegiate athletics, female leaders are flourishing at HBCUs.

Let’s Honor Women Staff in Higher Education by Fixing the Systems That Harm Them

A new study on trauma and imposter phenomenon among women staff in higher education makes clear that institutional change—not individual resilience—is what’s urgently needed.

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Disbanding Faculty Senates Does Not Negate the Speech Rights of Public University Professors

New efforts to silence faculty governance are colliding with a legal reality: public university employees still have protected speech rights outside their official duties.

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Community Colleges Lean on Adjuncts While California Courts Force a Reckoning

California courts are challenging the long-standing adjunct faculty model, raising urgent questions about unpaid labor, student success, and the true cost of community college instruction.

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EEOC Plan Signals Tougher Review of Campus Diversity Efforts

The agency’s latest enforcement plan prioritizes investigations into what it calls DEI-related discrimination, raising compliance questions for institutions.

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What Have You Done For Us Lately? A Case Study in Public Impact.

When an op-ed on reparations reached classrooms and influenced national medical policy, it underscored a growing reality for higher education: the most consequential scholarship may be the work that changes communities, not just academic résumés.

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Part - Time Instructor, Surgical Technology - Reno - FY 2027

College of Southern Nevada

Adjunct Assistant Professor, Construction Management

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Event Security Coordinator

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DePaul University

Chief Procurement Officer - Strategic Business Services

Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo

Assistant Professor

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Virginia Commonwelath University

Fayetteville State University

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