Tag: Higher education
Through her divisive rhetoric, Education Secretary DeVos leaves a troubled legacy...
Mark Hlavacik, University of North Texas; Dustin Hornbeck, University of Texas Arlington; Kevin Welner, University of Colorado Boulder; Nicholas Tampio, Fordham University, and Stanley...
What the ‘doctor’ title means for women of color with doctorates
Cecilia E. Suarez, University of Florida and Robyn Hannigan, Clarkson University
Editor’s note: In a Dec. 11 Wall Street Journal op-ed, conservative author Joseph Epstein...
What the ‘doctor’ title means for women of color with doctorates
Cecilia E. Suarez, University of Florida and Robyn Hannigan, Clarkson University
Editor’s note: In a Dec. 11 Wall Street Journal op-ed, conservative author Joseph Epstein...
Computer science jobs pay well and are growing fast. Why are...
Tamara Pearson, Spelman College
When it comes to the digital divide, often the focus is on how lack of internet service and basic technology will...
Opportunities to practice real-life philanthropy bring academic benefits
Kajsa Larson, Northern Kentucky University and Mark A. Neikirk, Northern Kentucky University
A crisis shelter for battered women. A nonprofit that provides wigs and makeup...
This type of sexual harassment on campus often goes overlooked
Sarah Ives, City College of San Francisco and Ann E. Bartos
When the #MeToo movement gained momentum in 2017, it exposed widespread sexual harassment in...
5 ways the COVID-19 pandemic could affect your college application
Whitney Soule, Bowdoin College
The coronavirus pandemic has intensified college application anxiety. I make this observation as an admissions dean who, as of late, has...
Outdoor classes hold promise for in-person learning amid COVID-19
Tracey Birdwell, Indiana University and Tripp Harris, Indiana University
When it comes to conducting classes this fall, most colleges seem to be stuck between holding...