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67% of high school graduates opting against college cite cost-of-living concerns, poll finds
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Rethinking Student Teaching Evaluations: Limitations and Strategies for Fairer Faculty Assessment – Faculty Focus
Student evaluations of teaching remain one of the most widely used tools for assessing instructional effectiveness in higher education. In...
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In a Tough Enrollment Climate, Success Takes the Whole Campus
Overearth/Shutterstock In this episode of the HigherEdJobs Podcast, co-hosts Andy Hibel and Kelly Cherwin spoke with Dr. Angel Perez, CEO...
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US: Replacing duration of status set to cause chaos
“The chaos that’s going to ensue will show that this rule is a policy seeking to solve a problem that...
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The 2026 Higher Ed Summer Reading List + Essential Podcast Recommendations
Looking for teaching inspiration this summer? Whether you’re rethinking assessments, exploring AI or finding new ways to support student well-being,...
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State lawmakers eye accreditation policy changes as new agency forms
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CUPA-HR Releases New Research on the Higher Ed Business and Finance Workforce
Advice & News | by CUPA-HR April 29, 2026 Shutterstock/Nadya_Art New research from CUPA-HR on the business and...
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Synthetic Socrates, Teaching Assistant: How AI Can Restore the Philosophical Classroom – Faculty Focus
When ChatGPT first arrived, many faculty reacted with horror. If an algorithm could write a plausible essay in seconds, what would become...
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Penn granted stay in Trump administration’s quest for Jewish employees’ data
Dive Brief: A federal judge on Monday paused his earlier order directing the University of Pennsylvania to turn over extensive...
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Relief for some OPT applicants in “immigration limbo”
Californian judge Susan van Keulen has directed USCIS to adjudicate pending work authorisations of one Sudanese and 30 Iranian students and scholars, left in “immigration limbo”...
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