Rick Seltzer is a Senior Writer at Higher Ed Dive. He covers a range of topics within the education sector, focusing on higher education, educational technology, campus life, and public education policy, among others. Rick's insights and analyses have been featured in Higher Ed Dive and The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Texas governor wants three-year degrees. Utah flagship wants students to live on campus. A big drop in computer-science majors. And more.
Diversity committee spared? Canada poaches American scholars. Taking stock of community colleges. And more.
By: Rick Seltzer
Speech restrictions lose. How colleges responded to a Pentagon review of foreign ties. Presidents’ spouses just can’t fly like they used to. And more.
International enrollment is up in Maine. Protest at Yale. A growing divide in college sports. And more.
Israel-Palestine intensity gap. A top-paid president next year? Diabetes association exonerates itself. And more.
Another Ariely paper retracted. Professors depart over in-person requirement. And more.
Plus, we’re calling all aspiring leaders … and all Dan Sullivans.
Euphemisms for cuts. Prize for social scientists who “face unjustified attacks.” Florida football brings back chant despite racism concerns. And more.
Temple declines record-setting pledge. Feds find Berkeley Law discriminated. The “jagged financial frontier.” And more.
Utah Valley’s security review runs late. Idaho president to retire. Remembering September 11. And more.
