New research finds that students are most likely to be happy with an institution’s response to a racist incident if they perceive the student body to be racially diverse.
They devote more of their payrolls to human resources, for example. But don’t take that as a recipe for success, says Paul Friga, the researcher behind a new data analysis.
The university’s associate vice president for alumni relations announced his resignation on Tuesday, adding his name to the growing ranks of officials who have departed in recent months.
A fact sheet released on Monday by the U.S. Department of Labor clarified the types of employees on college campuses that are exempt from earning overtime.
Student reporters are typically the best positioned to tell the important stories about their institutions, but they often lack the knowledge and resources to do so. That’s where The Chronicle’s Fall Reporting Workshop comes in.
America’s adult students have long been an afterthought in higher education. But demographic changes and economic pressures will soon require institutions to expand their horizons. This Chronicle report explores the growing imperative for colleges to support the adult-student movement.
The need to understand the human dimensions and impacts of technology advances has never been greater. Besides, graduates in the humanities are landing good jobs.
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