Are Recent Graduates Ready to Work? HR Professionals Say Yes.
As the job market becomes increasingly competitive, recent graduates are facing high expectations from employers when it comes to their...
Lincoln Alumni Outraged by Reinstatement of President
Lincoln Alumni Outraged by Reinstatement of President In a shocking turn of events, the Board of Trustees at Lincoln University...
‘A Difficult Time to Be Working in Student Affairs’
Working in student affairs has always been a challenging and rewarding career. However, with the current global pandemic and economic...
Academic Success Tip: Host a Transfer Fair
Are you a high school student thinking about transferring to another school, or are you a college student considering transferring...
S.C. House Bill Says Colleges Can’t Request DEI Statements
South Carolina House Bill 3094, recently introduced by Representative Garry Smith, is sparking controversy as it aims to ban colleges...
Turmoil in the Academic Melting Pot
The academic world is often referred to as a melting pot, where diverse ideas and perspectives come together to create...
Illinois’s Ambitious Plan for Higher Ed Funding
Illinois, like many other states, is facing challenges when it comes to funding higher education. However, lawmakers in the state...
Walden Agrees to Pay $28.5 Million in Class-Action Settlement
Walden, a popular retail chain, has recently agreed to pay $28.5 million in a class-action settlement. The settlement stems from...
CUNY Awarded $5M for Black, Race and Ethnic Studies Graduate Program
The City University of New York (CUNY) has been awarded a $5 million grant to establish a new graduate program...
Lawmakers Vote to Vacate Tennessee State University Board
Lawmakers in Tennessee have made the decision to vacate the board of Tennessee State University, a historically black university located...