Special Reports
Use of Facial Recognition on Students Raises Ethical Concerns
Facial recognition technology's integration in education stirs debate between its potential benefits and ethical considerations, prompting careful scrutiny. Read to learn more.
Increased State Funding Boosts Graduation Rates for Underrepresented Students, Study Finds
AAUP Sanctions New College of Florida and Spartanburg Community College for Governance Issues
McGill and Concordia Universities Sue Quebec Government for Tuition Hike, Citing Discrimination Against English-Speaking Institutions
Indiana University Becomes Battleground for Academic Freedom Amid Cancellation of Palestinian Artist's Exhibition
Wyoming's Initiative To Bridge CTE Instructor Gap Gains Traction
Elite Universities Settle for $166 Million in College Admissions Scandal
Supreme Court Decision on Virginia Magnet School Admissions Sets Precedent for Diverse Admissions in Elite Schools
By Joy LiwanagTHE Analysis Reveals Top Countries With Cost-Effective Universities
By Joy LiwanagSupreme Court Declines to Revisit Race in School Admissions, Allowing Elite High School's Diversity Criteria to Stand
By Joy LiwanagBacklash Against DEI Initiatives Echoes Historic Racial Struggles, Advocates Say
By Joy LiwanagUniversity of Arizona Grapples with $177 Million Budget Shortfall; Workers and Students Fear Layoffs
By Joy LiwanagBiden Sends Another Wave of Student Debt Relief, Pardoning $1.2 Billion in Loans
By Joy LiwanagReport by HEA Group Warns Against Higher Ed Programs with Poor Economic Returns
By Joy LiwanagIndiana Bill Threatens Academic Freedom by Linking Tenure and Diversity to "Intellectual Diversity" Standards
By Joy Liwanag
