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Jewish campus life at a ‘crossing point’ as students weigh antisemitism risks, new report shows

1+ day, 10+ hour ago   (237+ words) Alums for Campus Fairness evaluated schools on antisemitism response, anti-Israel organizing and Jewish life on campusThe difference between a hostile and a supportive campus for Jewish students may come down to how administrators act when tensions rise, according to a…...

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Colleges caused their own demographic nightmare

6+ day, 22+ hour ago   (302+ words) American colleges and universities are panicking, for good reason. Enrollment across all of academia has been dropping for years, and starting now, there will be fewer and fewer college-aged people every year for the forseeable future. Colleges are scrambling for…...

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15 colleges now cost $100K+ per year — and almost none of them are worth it

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (433+ words) The number of colleges that cost more than $100,000 per year to attend has sky-rocketed this year — but few of these pricey schools offer a strong return on investment, according to rankings. Fifteen higher ed institutions cracked the six-figure pricetag this…...

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Why Higher Education Is Likely Doomed

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (367+ words) The case of Syracuse University is, I think, instructive here, offering both an explanation of how the preoccupation with knowledge “discovery” is ultimately destructive and a warning to American academia about the price it will likely pay for its frivolity…...

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Detroit Public Schools are paying kids up to $1,000 just to attend class — and teaching them an awful lesson

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (257+ words) Detroit public schools have an absolutely hideous rate of chronic absenteeism. But their solution is even worse — paying kids to show up. A newly expanded program could see middle and high school kids making as much as $500 or $1,000-a-year, respectively,…...

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Liberal Arts, Conservative Wallets: How College Majors Steer Students’ Politics

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (265+ words) For the roughly 15 million college undergraduates in the United States, the benefits of pursuing higher education include better employment prospects, greater social mobility, and even longer-lasting marriages. Research released last year, however, finds that at least one important life outcome…...

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The Intifada Targets Campus Leadership

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (200+ words) The post-October 7 attacks against Jewish students are well-known and widely-documented. So too are efforts to isolate and stigmatize Jewish and Zionist faculty members. Only recently, however, has the focus on university presidents become apparent. For many observers, it began in…...