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How education research aims to tackle racism

By Matt Zalaznick

Leading education research organizations announce major focus on systemic racism on the day after President Donald Trump calls for a more patriotic curriculum.

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Why COVID is canceling spring break on many campuses

University of Michigan faces student strikes over COVID safety

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September 10, 2020

DeVos ties ‘free inquiry and religious liberty’ to funding

Colleges and universities must follow a new "free inquiry and religious liberty" rule to continue to qualify for U.S. Department of Education grants, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced Wednesday.

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September 09, 2020

‘Marist Mindset’: 10 key issues shaping students’ worldview

Race relations, conflicts between and privacy and technology, and fashion in the era of personal protective equipment (PPE) top annual list that aims to define the outlook of first-year students.

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September 09, 2020

4 ways learning analytics lead to equity in higher ed

Learning analytics can guide colleges in building equity as higher ed faces the COVID pandemic and recession amidst renewed protests over racial injustice.

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September 04, 2020

The push to have colleges be tobacco-free this fall

As COVID-19 continues to spread, new concerns have prompted two legislators to ask the CDC to offer new guidance for smoking and vaping on campus

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August 27, 2020

When employees refuse to return to work

As employers, colleges and universities will hear from individuals who are unable or unwilling to come back to campus to do their jobs. Here's what actions HR and managers can take.

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August 25, 2020

5 snapshots of campus life during the COVID-era

The key to completing the fall semester at the University of New Haven—and at colleges across the nation—will be holding community COVID infections down.

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August 25, 2020

9 new distance learning rules: What you need to know

Reducing costs and expanding access to higher education are the goals of new federal distance learning regulations, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos says.

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How education research aims to tackle racism

Why COVID is canceling spring break on many campuses

University of Michigan faces student strikes over COVID safety

Policy and Legal Affairs Stories

DeVos ties ‘free inquiry and religious liberty’ to funding

‘Marist Mindset’: 10 key issues shaping students’ worldview

4 ways learning analytics lead to equity in higher ed

The push to have colleges be tobacco-free this fall

When employees refuse to return to work

5 snapshots of campus life during the COVID-era

9 new distance learning rules: What you need to know