What to know about the Trump budget bill’s impact on schools that serve students of color
What to know about the Trump budget bill’s impact on schools that serve students of color
The budgetary cuts and pending lawsuit could cause schools to reduce services for students, hike tuition, and even close their doors, according to higher education experts
Why should we care about cuts to funding for science education?
Meaningful science education is crucial for improving all of our lives, from the lives of children and youth to future and current classroom teachers
Tracking federal efforts to monitor foreign financial contributions to higher education
This Executive Order is not the only effort being taken by the federal government to scrutinize foreign financial contributions to educational institutions
As higher ed embraces AI, where is learning headed?
Higher-ed leaders recognize an urgent need to build modern, future-ready institutions
How to meet the needs of the “new majority learners” on campus
A new analysis examines "new majority learners," the unique challenges they face, and how higher ed can support them
Colorado students, education leaders try to help TRIO college-access program avoid Trump cuts
The federal TRIO initiative is a set of programs that helps people who face the highest odds of never getting to or finishing college
Why free community college is missing the mark in Massachusetts
Instead of aiming only for enrollment regardless of outcome, a better policy would tie state resources to student outcomes
More than half of students would return to college with a clear completion path
Financial uncertainty and unclear pathways are limiting higher education enrollment and completion
It’s time for higher education marketing to wake up
The schools that succeed will be the ones that let go of the old playbook and start building real, relevant, student-first strategies
Digital misalignment with prospective students could be costing your campus millions
