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THE REVIEW | ESSAY

Will Your College Survive the Demographic Cliff?

By Jon Boeckenstedt

National trends are interesting — but enrolling students is a local challenge.

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IN THE STATES

Kentucky State U. Has Been Mired in Controversy. Now Most of Its Board Will Be Replaced.

By Eric Kelderman

The fallout from a series of financial and governance scandals continues to churn both inside and outside the university.

DEBT MORATORIUM

Expect Defaults to Surge When Student-Loan Repayments Resume, Warns N.Y. Fed

By Dan Bauman

Nearly a third of borrowers may be at high risk of default once large-scale forbearance ends, some analysts say.

ACADEMIC LABOR

Why a Faculty Union at Howard U. Called Off Its Strike

By Abbi Ross

After a years-long standoff over pay and working conditions, the historically Black university reached a deal with a union representing adjunct and non-tenure-track instructors.

FOR-PROFIT EDUCATION

More College Owners Could Be ‘On the Hook’ for Repayment Under New Education Dept. Policy

By Michael Vasquez

Aiming at for-profit colleges, a new Biden-administration policy looks to protect taxpayers from the cost of loan forgiveness in the event of closure or fraud.

LATITUDES

Not Over Till It’s Over

By Karin Fischer

The China Initiative has been shut down, but investigations of researchers’ China ties continue. Plus, a Ukrainian university president on the war.

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TEACHING STRATEGIES

Explorations of Active Learning

UPCOMING: March 28 at 2 p.m., ET.
Many faculty members are once again being asked to rethink how they teach, in favor of an active-learning approach. How can college leaders encourage them to embrace it as campuses return to more normal operations? A panel of experts examines the issue in “Explorations of Active Learning,” a virtual forum. With Support From Adobe. Register here.

LEADING A REMOTE WORK FORCE

The Changing Campus Workplace: What Presidents and Provosts Need to Know

UPCOMING: March 29 at 2 p.m., ET.
The pandemic quickly transformed the higher-ed workplace to a largely remote or hybrid environment. A panel of experts convenes to discuss the challenges of managing a remote work force now, and potential policy changes worth considering. With Support From ServiceNow. Register here.

STUDENT SUPPORT

Closing the Equity Gap in Student Success

UPCOMING: March 30 at 2 p.m., ET.
Amid persisting inequalities laid bare by the pandemic, colleges are focusing anew on closing the equity gap in student success. In this virtual forum a panel of experts will discuss how colleges are doubling down on best practices to help students of color and those from low-income and first-generation households. With Support From Florida Atlantic University. Register here.

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The Healing Power of Learning

By James M. Lang

After a health crisis, an academic finds that learning is not just joyful but restorative.

SPONSOR CONTENT |  University of South Carolina

How do we recognize antisemitism and other forms of bigotry?

The Anne Frank Center, located in the Barringer House on the UofSC campus, tells the story of the young Jewish girl who documented her family's two years of hiding in Nazi German-occupied Amsterdam during World War II.

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