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insidehighered.com > news > admissions > traditional-age > 08/27/2026 > new-paper-takes-aim-meritocratic-admissions-policies

New Paper Takes Aim at “Meritocratic” Admissions Policies

6+ hour, 23+ min ago   (522+ words) Wealthy students with high standardized test scores make up the majority of students at the most selective universities, which also spend far more on student instruction than less selective institutions. So where does that leave everyone else? Roughly two-thirds of…...

DeSoto County News
desotocountynews.com > mississippi-news > tougaloo-college-president-corey-wiggins-promises-transparency-after-years-of-leadership-concerns

Tougaloo College President Corey Wiggins promises transparency after years of leadership concerns

14+ hour, 2+ min ago   (779+ words) By Candice Wilder | Originally published by Mississippi Today At his first convocation as Tougaloo College’s president, Corey Wiggins reflected on a question he’d asked himself before the event: What prepared him for this moment? “And strangely enough, my mind didn’t…...

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chronicle.com > newsletter > afternoon-update > 2026-08-26

Afternoon Update: The future of plagiarism (opinion)

14+ hour, 37+ min ago   (119+ words) Subject: Afternoon Update: The future of plagiarism (opinion) The Chronicle of Higher Education Keep up with the latest headlines and trending stories. Delivered every weekday afternoon. From: The Chronicle of Higher Education Subject: Afternoon Update: The future of plagiarism (opinion)…...

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uclahealth.org > news > release > ucla-initiative-expand-job-opportunities-people-with

UCLA initiative to expand job opportunities for people with disabilities

14+ hour, 25+ min ago   (338+ words) UCLA Health is set to participate in a new three-year initiative to expand employment opportunities and training for Californians with intellectual and developmental disabilities — a population that has historically been overlooked by the job market. In the new $5.4 million initiative,…...

Anchorage Daily News
adn.com > alaska-news > education > 08/26/2026 > inclusive-playground-designed-to-allow-access-for-differently-abled-students-opens-at-anchorage-school

Inclusive playground designed to allow access for differently abled students opens at Anchorage school

16+ hour, 29+ min ago   (745+ words) Students at Bowman Elementary School ran across platforms, swung on monkey bars and swings, and rode on a “unity spinner” that works like a merry-go-round at a “popsicles and placements” event held just before the start of classes this month....

The Portland Press Herald
pressherald.com > 08/26/2026 > standish-area-school-district-approves-funds-for-playground-replacements

Standish-area school district approves funds for playground replacements

18+ hour, 18+ min ago   (612+ words) Maine School Administrative District 6 committed $250,000 Monday for new playground equipment at five of its six elementary schools. The playgrounds were removed this summer after they failed a safety inspection in the spring. Community members encouraged the district, which spans Buxton,…...

MTSU News
mtsunews.com > 08/26/2026 > mtsu-sga-president-focuses-on-supporting-students

From Freshmen Council to SGA President: Kennedy Garrett focuses on supporting MTSU students

17+ hour, 31+ min ago   (596+ words) MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — As the fall semester begins, senior Kennedy Garrett is settling in as Middle Tennessee State University’s 95th Student Government Association president, elected to represent the best interests of MTSU’s 20,000-member student body in cooperation with faculty and administration. Raised…...

Education Week
edweek.org > policy-politics > ed-dept-would-have-more-power-to-cut-off-grants-under-new-rules > 2026 > 08

Ed. Dept. Would Have More Power to Cut Off Grants Under New Rules

14+ hour, 29+ min ago   (945+ words) The Trump administration is proposing to give itself greater authority to cut off education grants and reduce the size of multiyear awards after its efforts to end in-progress grants have repeatedly run into legal trouble. The U.S. Department of Education issued…...

Southern Fried Science
southernfriedscience.com > toxic-workplaces-the-tall-poppy-problem-in-conservation-and-academia

Toxic workplaces: the “tall poppy” problem in conservation and academia

19+ hour, 14+ min ago   (573+ words) Over 15 years of ocean science and conservation online Are you in conservation or academia and have noticed these things happening? Cut down the tall poppy “Why does this person think they’re so special?” Publications? These are countable. Grants? The dollar…...

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
hunton.com > higher-ed-counsel-and-strategic-solutions > summer-brief-academic-freedom-and-faculty-speech-in-fall-2026

Summer Brief: Academic Freedom and Faculty Speech in Fall 2026

21+ hour, 28+ min ago   (481+ words) Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP Higher Ed Counsel & Strategic Solutions Academic freedom and faculty speech will continue to be prominent issues in Fall 2026. Colleges and universities should approach the coming semester with a clear understanding that faculty expression can raise difficult…...

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