New Research Supports OER as a High-Impact Practice by AAC&U - SPARC

StudentAid.gov Goes Offline June 27–28, Days Before New RAP Repayment Plans Launch

StudentAid.gov will be offline June 27–28 for maintenance, blocking FAFSA and IDR access days before new RAP repayment plans launch July 1.

Chandigarh: INIFD Expands Across Eight Cities as Governor Kataria Marks New Chapter for Design Education.

Governor Gulab Chand Kataria inaugurates INIFD’s expansion into eight cities, extending fashion and interior design education opportunities across India. The initiative fulfils founder Ashok Kaushik’s vision while empowering youth to contribute to the nation’s creative economy.

Adjuncts sue California community college system, eight local districts over unpaid work hours

Adjuncts representing eight California community college districts statewide are suing for back pay to cover time spent outside the classroom meeting with students and other course work.

The MLS Is Not the Problem: A Response - ACRLog

Editor’s note: We welcome a guest blog post from Ben Rawlins, Associate Dean for Outreach, Engagement and Collections at the University of Kentucky Libraries. Bryn Geffert's recent Inside Higher Ed essay argues that the MLS degree is an obstacle to hiring, a barrier to diversity, and an increasingly optional credential in academic libraries. His survey

The MLS Is Not the Problem: A Response - ACRLog

Editor’s note: We welcome a guest blog post from Ben Rawlins, Associate Dean for Outreach, Engagement and Collections at the University of Kentucky Libraries. Bryn Geffert's recent Inside Higher Ed essay argues that the MLS degree is an obstacle to hiring, a barrier to diversity, and an increasingly optional credential in academic libraries. His survey