979 articles by Jeremy Bauer-Wolf

• Higher ed groups, researchers ask Education Department to preserve key sample studies

  Dec. 22, 2023

• Naval Academy can continue factoring race into admissions — for now, judge rules

  Dec. 15, 2023

• Union Institute appeals Education Department’s $4.3M fine, decision to cut off aid

  Dec. 15, 2023

• Oklahoma governor moves to restrict public colleges’ DEI funding

  Dec. 13, 2023

• Short-term Pell bill advances out of House education committee

  Dec. 12, 2023

• 579 colleges consider legacy status, new Education Department data finds

  Dec. 12, 2023

• New York governor: Colleges must discipline calls for Jewish genocide

  Dec. 11, 2023

• UNC-Chapel Hill chancellor tapped as next Michigan State president

  Dec. 8, 2023

• House committee to investigate Harvard, MIT and Penn after antisemitism hearing

  Dec. 8, 2023

• Credit rating agencies split on higher ed outlook in 2024

  Dec. 7, 2023

• Education Department unveils timeline for Title IX, loan forgiveness rules

  Dec. 7, 2023

• Harvard, MIT and Penn presidents land in congressional hot seat over antisemitism

  Dec. 5, 2023

• Fontbonne University to cut 21 academic programs, at least 18 faculty jobs

  Dec. 4, 2023

• Cal State faculty start 1-day strikes

  Dec. 4, 2023

• Academic cuts loom at UNC Greensboro. Faculty question whether they’re needed at all.

  Dec. 4, 2023

• Cheyney University again on accreditation probation after comeback attempt

  Dec. 4, 2023

• House Democrats press Education Department over Title IX rule delay

  Nov. 30, 2023

• Vermont college system selects Bethany College president as new chancellor

  Nov. 30, 2023

• Women’s college Saint Mary’s now accepts transgender applicants

  Nov. 30, 2023

• Employers value a college degree but think students lack some skills, survey says

  Nov. 30, 2023

• Kentucky is thinking about removing gen ed from 2-year colleges. Regulators don’t agree.

  Nov. 27, 2023

• Education Department fines Union Institute & University $4.3M, moves to cut off Title IV aid

  Nov. 22, 2023

• Park University to cut 16 faculty jobs and various academic programs

  Nov. 21, 2023

• How the federal government is responding to campus antisemitism and Islamophobia

  Nov. 20, 2023

• SUNY grew enrollment for the first time in a decade, but it’s far from meeting state goals

  Nov. 16, 2023

• UNC-Chapel Hill chancellor in line for Michigan State presidency

  Nov. 16, 2023

• New FAFSA rollout planned by end of December

  Nov. 15, 2023

• Legacy admissions remains in the spotlight. But accurate data on the subject is elusive.

  Nov. 14, 2023

• UW-Parkside looks to cut 50 full-time jobs, about 10% of its workforce

  Nov. 13, 2023

• Columbia University suspends two pro-Palestinian student organizations

  Nov. 10, 2023

• Cal State faculty plan to strike in December

  Nov. 10, 2023

• Judge signs off on $1.25M settlement for former Mills College students

  Nov. 10, 2023

• House committee advances bill to tighten colleges’ foreign gift reporting mandates

  Nov. 8, 2023

• Universities of Wisconsin seeks to recover $32M in state money amid DEI fight

  Nov. 7, 2023

• Vermont State expects only 1 faculty layoff, but deepens program cuts

  Nov. 3, 2023

• Common App expands direct admissions, including partnering with Connecticut

  Nov. 2, 2023

• ACE debuts revised metrics for achieving R1 status

  Nov. 1, 2023

• Inside the Biden admin’s loan forgiveness proposal for specific borrowers

  Oct. 31, 2023

• Education Department withholds $7.2M payment to loan servicer Mohela over errors

  Oct. 30, 2023

• Georgia system sued over alleged underfunding of 3 public HBCUs

  Oct. 27, 2023

• SUNY Potsdam reduces number of academic program cuts from 14 to 9

  Oct. 26, 2023

• DeSantis, Florida university system demand campuses shut down pro-Palestinian student group

  Oct. 25, 2023

• Education Department unveils stricter college oversight rules

  Oct. 24, 2023

• Lesley University to lay off faculty as it phases out 4 degrees

  Oct. 24, 2023

• New College of Florida approves Corcoran’s president contract — doubling his predecessor’s salary

  Oct. 20, 2023

• For-profit Sollers College settles for $4.6M over alleged illegal loans and recruiting

  Oct. 19, 2023

• UW-Oshkosh cuts workforce by more than 200 as budget crisis unfolds

  Oct. 17, 2023

• How Cornell could revamp admissions after the Supreme Court decision

  Oct. 16, 2023

• Biden administration takes second swing at mass student loan cancellation

  Oct. 11, 2023

• Naval Academy sued over race-conscious admissions policies

  Oct. 6, 2023

• NCAA moves forward with new name, image and likeness proposals

  Oct. 6, 2023

• Georgia is the latest state to try out direct admissions

  Oct. 5, 2023

• Negotiated rulemaking: Decoding the Education Department’s policymaking process

  Oct. 4, 2023

• Vermont State University looks to eliminate 10 programs, up to 33 full-time faculty

  Oct. 3, 2023

• How one college is locking in financial aid early to offset FAFSA delay

  Oct. 3, 2023

• Supreme Court won’t hear challenge to visa program for foreign graduates

  Oct. 2, 2023

• Education Department presses forward with student loan forgiveness effort

  Sept. 29, 2023

• Biden administration unveils college admissions roadmap after Supreme Court ruling

  Sept. 28, 2023

• Dickinson State finalizes plan to cut 7 programs, 5 tenured faculty

  Sept. 27, 2023

• Education Department issues ‘landmark’ final rule to protect students in career education programs

  Sept. 27, 2023

• Accreditation group wants Education Department to withdraw guidance on complaints

  Sept. 27, 2023

• Over 360 colleges agree to common standards for financial aid offers

  Sept. 26, 2023

• Testing executives, including College Board, talk future of admissions exams

  Sept. 26, 2023

• Dickinson State faculty plead to preserve academic programs — and their jobs

  Sept. 22, 2023

• Feds cancel $37M in loans for former University of Phoenix students

  Sept. 20, 2023

• SUNY Potsdam looks to eliminate 14 more programs to close $9M deficit

  Sept. 20, 2023

• Anti-affirmative action group SFFA sues over military academy admissions

  Sept. 19, 2023

• Why one community college outsourced its adjunct faculty

  Sept. 19, 2023

• 16 states underfunded land-grant HBCUs by over $12B, Biden admin says

  Sept. 18, 2023

• U.S. News shakes up rankings methodology — but top colleges held their spots

  Sept. 18, 2023

• UNC system officials suggest more robust post-tenure reviews are needed

  Sept. 15, 2023

• Union Institute & University’s accreditor flags financial issues

  Sept. 12, 2023

• Top Republicans question Education Department over $39B in loan forgiveness

  Sept. 11, 2023

• Florida university system approves classical admissions test, an SAT and ACT alternative

  Sept. 8, 2023

• Yale changes admissions policies to end lawsuit from anti-affirmative action group

  Sept. 8, 2023

• Webster University sued over accusations of $75K in unpaid rent

  Sept. 7, 2023

• Republicans aim to roll back new student loan income-driven repayment plan

  Sept. 5, 2023

• Legacy admissions under fire: Carleton abandons, Georgetown students petition, Pa. senator proposes ban

  Sept. 1, 2023

• Cal State system and faculty union hit bargaining impasse, strike threat looms

  Aug. 31, 2023

• Final Title IX rules likely to be pushed beyond October

  Aug. 31, 2023

• West Virginia University no longer plans to completely eliminate world languages

  Aug. 29, 2023

• Justice Department settles with Kansas college accused of discriminating against Black students

  Aug. 29, 2023

• Accreditor places for-profit University of Antelope Valley on probation

  Aug. 29, 2023

• Hodges University to close by August 2024

  Aug. 28, 2023

• Indiana is the latest state to offer a direct college admissions program

  Aug. 25, 2023

• Over half of students rank college applications as their most stressful academic experience, survey finds

  Aug. 25, 2023

• Education Department settles with 5 law schools that it said improperly distributed financial aid

  Aug. 24, 2023

• Duke University doctoral students unionize

  Aug. 23, 2023

• Here’s the latest findings from Common App’s direct admissions experiment

  Aug. 22, 2023

• Petition emerges to save Dickinson State arts programs amid $1M deficit

  Aug. 22, 2023

• SUNY Potsdam plans to phase out 4 academic programs amid $9M deficit

  Aug. 18, 2023

• House Republicans’ bill would freeze Education Department hiring

  Aug. 16, 2023

• Alderson Broaddus hid imminent closure from students and employees, 2 lawsuits allege

  Aug. 16, 2023

• Tennessee State University president to resign in spring 2024

  Aug. 15, 2023

• Here’s the Biden administration’s advice for colleges after the Supreme Court admissions ruling

  Aug. 14, 2023

• West Virginia University looks to cut nearly 3 dozen academic programs, including all world languages

  Aug. 11, 2023

• Dickinson State looks to cut tenured faculty in massive academic restructuring

  Aug. 10, 2023

• How Georgia’s university system plans to add 11K in-state students

  Aug. 9, 2023

• Gordon Gee to leave West Virginia University presidency in June 2025

  Aug. 9, 2023

• Massachusetts governor OKs $50M for free community college

  Aug. 8, 2023

• Eastern Gateway ends free college program after battle with Education Department

  Aug. 8, 2023

• Does for-profit Florida Career College have a chance to stay open?

  Aug. 7, 2023

• Cruz bill would give NCAA power over NIL rules

  Aug. 3, 2023

• Cardinal Stritch University campus purchased for $24M

  Aug. 2, 2023

• New College of Florida names 3 presidential finalists, including DeSantis ally Richard Corcoran

  Aug. 2, 2023

• Alderson Broaddus University loses state operating approval, portending closure

  Aug. 1, 2023

• West Virginia governor pitches saving Alderson Broaddus University from closure

  July 28, 2023

• House lawmakers volley ideas for taming college costs, boosting transparency

  July 27, 2023

• Alderson Broaddus, at risk for closure, threatened with utility termination over $776K unpaid bill

  July 27, 2023

• Over 1,900 colleges not requiring SAT, ACT scores for fall 2024 admissions

  July 26, 2023

• Congressional Democrats reintroduce bill to ban legacy admissions

  July 26, 2023

• Here’s the share of college students who took financial aid in 2019-20

  July 26, 2023

• Education Department cancels $130M in student loans for attendees of shuttered CollegeAmerica

  July 25, 2023

• Here are 3 admissions practices that favor wealthy students at top-ranked colleges

  July 24, 2023

• San Francisco officials ask University of California to expand into downtown area

  July 21, 2023

• Association of private New York colleges drops opposition to legacy admissions ban

  July 21, 2023

• Higher ed’s guide to the U.S. News rankings drama

  July 21, 2023

• Kentucky lawmakers to study creating new public university in state’s Southeast region

  July 20, 2023

• Catholic colleges predict less oversight from their religious sponsors in future

  July 19, 2023

• Education Department kicks off student loan forgiveness plan, round 2

  July 18, 2023

• New York’s King’s College cancels fall classes — but remains open for now

  July 18, 2023

• Free community college to continue in Maine

  July 17, 2023

• Connecticut attorney general sues closed for-profit college Stone Academy

  July 17, 2023

• West Virginia regulators allow financially struggling Alderson Broaddus University to keep operating — for now

  July 14, 2023

• NLRB: Duke University doctoral students can vote to unionize

  July 13, 2023

• Supreme Court victor SFFA sets sights on military academies’ race-conscious admissions policies

  July 13, 2023

• Cal State system names new chancellor

  July 12, 2023

• WVU will review about half of its academic programs amid budget crunch. Some will be discontinued.

  July 11, 2023

• A Florida public college search was suspended. Some critics blame political interference.

  July 10, 2023

• UNC-Chapel Hill to start free tuition program in response to Supreme Court ruling

  July 10, 2023

• The Supreme Court struck down Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan. But he’s trying again.

  June 30, 2023

• Supreme Court rules against race-conscious admissions at Harvard and UNC-Chapel Hill

  June 29, 2023

• Kansas regents to review undergrad programs — some will be on the chopping block

  June 28, 2023

• NCAA demands colleges follow its name, image, likeness rules over state laws

  June 27, 2023

• West Virginia University cuts $7M in staff amid budget crunch

  June 26, 2023

• Here’s how University of Nebraska system plans to fix its $58M shortfall

  June 23, 2023

• For-profit Hussian College abruptly shuts down

  June 23, 2023

• FTC will give over $3.3 million to student loan borrowers who fell for debt relief scheme

  June 22, 2023

• Supreme Court won’t take up Christian college’s lawsuit against Biden’s anti-discrimination housing policy

  June 21, 2023

• High time for a change? NCAA panel recommends ending marijuana ban

  June 21, 2023

• Consumer group sues Education Department to get data on incarcerated student loan borrowers

  June 20, 2023

• Deadline drama: How will the Education Department’s delay of Title IX rules affect colleges?

  June 20, 2023

• Texas enacts law restricting transgender athletes at public colleges

  June 16, 2023

• West Virginia University to merge two colleges in the face of deep budget deficit

  June 15, 2023

• Texas bans public colleges’ diversity, equity and inclusion programs

  June 14, 2023

• Inflation-adjusted salaries for full-time faculty fell 7.5% during the pandemic

  June 14, 2023

• North Carolina commission recommends bipartisan appointments to UNC system governing boards

  June 13, 2023

• George Washington University pressing forward with armed police plan, despite pushback

  June 12, 2023

• Utah governor seeks to replace entire state higher ed board

  June 9, 2023

• Many student loan borrowers likely face challenges when payments resume, consumer protection bureau warns

  June 8, 2023

• Inside the deal giving New Jersey college students 24/7 access to mental health services

  June 8, 2023

• Over 1,900 colleges not requiring SAT, ACT in admissions for fall 2023

  June 7, 2023

• North Carolina lawmakers proposed a new way to appoint UNC system board members. Will it stick?

  June 5, 2023

• Student loan payments set to resume end of August

  June 5, 2023

• Anti-tenure bills stall in state legislatures

  June 2, 2023

• Research university group AAU adds six members

  June 1, 2023

• ACT to be piloted online starting in December

  June 1, 2023

• Connecticut poised to partly ban college transcript holds over student debts

  June 1, 2023

• South Dakota governor demands conservative makeover for public higher education

  May 31, 2023

• Education Department delays final Title IX rules until October

  May 30, 2023

• First Lady encourages higher ed pathways beyond 4-year degrees

  May 26, 2023

• House committees will investigate Education Department over Sweet v. Cardona settlement

  May 25, 2023

• House Republicans again take Biden’s student loan policies to task

  May 25, 2023

• North Carolina bill would force accreditation changes for public colleges

  May 23, 2023

• US default could hamper colleges’ financial aid and research funding, ACE says

  May 23, 2023

• National labor board hits USC, NCAA with complaint over athletes’ rights

  May 22, 2023

• U.S. News changes undergraduate rankings methodology amid upheaval

  May 22, 2023

• About 75% of students want to attend college — but far fewer expect to actually go

  May 22, 2023

• Law school students can take up to half of their credits online after ABA policy change

  May 19, 2023

• Texas bill restricting transgender college athletes nears the governor’s desk

  May 18, 2023

• Former professor sues University of California system over diversity statements in hiring

  May 18, 2023

• University of Vermont faculty alleges deficient pay in state labor board complaint

  May 18, 2023

• Education Department pledges ‘strongest-ever’ protections with long-awaited gainful employment draft

  May 17, 2023

• House Republicans grill Cardona over student loan repayment pause, other higher ed policies

  May 16, 2023

• New York lawmakers again seek to ban legacy, early decision college admissions

  May 15, 2023

• Cardona defends Education Department budget proposal, fields questions about repayment pause

  May 11, 2023

• U.S. News scales back reputation, selectivity metrics in law, medical school rankings

  May 11, 2023

• Education Department: Colleges should place more Federal Work-Study students in K-12 support roles

  May 10, 2023

• Title IX audit: Hesston College pressured sexual assault survivors to forgive alleged abusers

  May 10, 2023

• Florida public colleges need permission to take grants from China, other ‘countries of concern’ under new law

  May 9, 2023

• Transfer applications mostly come from wealthy areas, Common App finds

  May 9, 2023

• Stillman College rejects U.S. News undergraduate rankings

  May 8, 2023

• George Washington University’s plan to arm campus police ignites concerns over racially motivated violence

  May 8, 2023

• Texas scales back bill that would have required SAT, ACT in public college admissions

  May 5, 2023

• American University of Puerto Rico to close at the end of the year

  May 4, 2023

• Almost 300 colleges still have open seats for fall 2023

  May 3, 2023

• College students still struggling to stay enrolled, Gallup research finds

  May 3, 2023

• AAUP accuses Emporia State of flouting academic freedom with faculty layoffs

  May 1, 2023

• Idaho board bans diversity statements in 4-year public college hiring

  May 1, 2023

• Illinois bill to create income-share agreement requirements stalls

  April 28, 2023

• New College of Florida denies five professors tenure, defying student, faculty critics

  April 26, 2023

• Lewis University to absorb St. Augustine College

  April 26, 2023

• Top Education Department officials slam budget cuts in Republican debt ceiling proposal

  April 25, 2023

• Arkansas system board rejects deal to buy University of Phoenix

  April 25, 2023

• Private colleges’ tuition discount rates continue to hit record highs

  April 24, 2023

• AAUP accuses Collin College of ‘egregious’ academic freedom violations

  April 24, 2023

• Students consider abortion access when deciding whether to stay in college, poll finds

  April 21, 2023

• Another state is going after tenure — this time, it’s North Carolina

  April 20, 2023

• White women dominate the college admissions field

  April 18, 2023

• Salus University, graduate health science institution, looks to join with Drexel University

  April 18, 2023

• Vermont State University pauses controversial digital library plan after president resigns

  April 17, 2023

• New England College to shut down Manchester campus, previously an art institute

  April 17, 2023

• Higher ed’s game of thrones: ACE plans to debut new Carnegie Classification methodology this year

  April 14, 2023

• College presidents are still overwhelmingly White men

  April 14, 2023

• Trans, nonbinary state lawmakers criticize Education Department’s Title IX athletic proposal

  April 13, 2023

• Education Department further delays start date of third-party servicer guidance

  April 12, 2023

• Education Department cuts off Florida for-profit college’s access to federal student aid

  April 11, 2023

• Higher ed leaders chime in on the Education Department’s regulatory agenda

  April 11, 2023

• Texas lawmakers move forward with proposed bans on faculty tenure, diversity offices in public colleges

  April 11, 2023

• Cardinal Stritch University to close at the end of the academic year

  April 10, 2023

• King’s College, on the brink of closure, still fundraising to stay alive

  April 10, 2023

• Ripe for poaching: Will DeSantis’ higher ed policies drive out Florida faculty?

  April 7, 2023

• Average full-time faculty pay fell 2.4% after inflation, AAUP finds

  April 6, 2023

• Appeals court allows remaining Sweet v. Cardona loan forgiveness cases to move forward

  April 5, 2023

• House Republicans press Education Department on colleges’ foreign gift reporting requirements

  April 5, 2023

• House progressives say Biden administration should use executive power to curb for-profit college ‘predatory behavior’

  April 5, 2023

• Sexual violence survivor groups ask Biden to ensure final Title IX rule comes in May

  April 5, 2023

• North Carolina lawmakers ask UNC system for information on diversity-related trainings

  April 4, 2023

• International applicants using the Common App increased by over a third

  April 3, 2023

• Most Americans don’t see value in a four-year college degree, new survey finds

  March 31, 2023

• Number of Hispanic-serving institutions climbs to 571

  March 31, 2023

• University of Arkansas at Fayetteville faculty object to potential acquisition of the University of Phoenix

  March 31, 2023

• Florida university system approves new tenure policy, spurning faculty critics

  March 30, 2023

• College applicants still aren’t submitting SAT, ACT scores at pre-pandemic levels

  March 30, 2023

• California attorney general complaint could shut down Olivet University

  March 29, 2023

• Iowa Wesleyan University to close at the end of the academic year

  March 28, 2023

• If race-conscious admissions end, selective colleges would struggle to create diverse classes

  March 28, 2023

• First PhD program at a tribal college launches

  March 27, 2023

• A Connecticut for-profit nursing college shut down abruptly. Now it’s facing two state investigations.

  March 27, 2023

• House lawmakers debate Biden’s student loan system agenda

  March 23, 2023

• Over 40% of college students said they considered stopping out in six-month period

  March 23, 2023

• New FAFSA will debut in December, Education Department says

  March 22, 2023

• Some 2U workers are weighing in on new federal revenue-sharing guidance. But they aren’t disclosing the OPM employs them.

  March 22, 2023

• Bay State College loses appeal on accreditation, which will be stripped this summer

  March 21, 2023

• Higher ed organizations press for firm FAFSA release date

  March 21, 2023

• Ohio looks to ban public college employee strikes

  March 20, 2023

• Senate Republicans will try new maneuver to block Biden’s loan forgiveness plan

  March 17, 2023

• BloomTech students sue the for-profit California coding bootcamp — again

  March 17, 2023

• Missouri for-profit cosmetology college closes

  March 17, 2023

• Iowa’s 3 public universities ordered to pause new DEI programs

  March 17, 2023

• 5 charts breaking down demographic trends in college transfer enrollment

  March 16, 2023

• Top-ranked law schools produce more fossil fuel industry lawyers, report says

  March 15, 2023

• Education Department will use ‘secret shoppers’ to monitor colleges

  March 14, 2023

• A tale of 3 graduate student unions

  March 14, 2023

• Income-driven repayment regulatory proposal would cost at least $230B, Congressional Budget Office says

  March 13, 2023

• 5 state plans to restrict faculty tenure you’ll want to watch

  March 13, 2023

• New College of Florida students have a surprising new transfer opportunity. It’s to a private institution out of state.

  March 10, 2023

• Biden’s proposed $90B Education Department budget features tuition-free community college

  March 9, 2023

• Bard College the latest institution to spurn U.S. News undergraduate rankings

  March 9, 2023

• Upward transfer enrollment plummeted 14.5% since pandemic began

  March 9, 2023

• Ivy League sued over ban on athletic scholarships

  March 8, 2023

• Kansas Republicans move to block state’s public colleges from using DEI statements in hiring

  March 7, 2023

• U.S. News escalates battle over rankings, saying ‘elite’ colleges don’t speak for higher ed

  March 6, 2023

• First-of-its-kind court ruling says college esports don’t fall under Title IX

  March 3, 2023

• Columbia University becomes first Ivy League institution to go permanently test-optional

  March 2, 2023

• Supreme Court picks apart question of standing in student loan forgiveness lawsuits

  Feb. 28, 2023

• Here’s how colleges can preserve academic freedom in the face of educational censorship bills

  Feb. 27, 2023

• Colorado College drops out of U.S. News’ undergraduate rankings

  Feb. 27, 2023

• A new Florida bill would reshape public higher ed to Ron DeSantis’ vision. What does that look like?

  Feb. 24, 2023

• Florida university system slated to vote on revised post-tenure review next month

  Feb. 23, 2023

• University of Texas System pauses diversity, equity and inclusion policies, saying some ‘have strayed’

  Feb. 23, 2023

• Education Department moves to rescind Trump-era regulation on religious student groups

  Feb. 23, 2023

• The Education Department must survey every federally funded college on sexual violence, without money from Congress. What’s next?

  Feb. 21, 2023

• Rhode Island School of Design won’t take part in U.S. News undergraduate rankings. Will more follow?

  Feb. 14, 2023

• A year later, governor’s revitalization plan for SUNY still getting off the ground

  Feb. 14, 2023

• NCAA permanently ends SAT, ACT eligibility requirement for Division I, II student-athletes

  Feb. 7, 2023

• ABA panel deals a blow to test-optional push

  Feb. 6, 2023

• Oklahoma’s public college system was ordered to detail diversity spending. Here’s its response.

  Feb. 6, 2023

• Accreditors struggle to recruit public members, incorporate them into decision-making

  Feb. 3, 2023

• Colleges used $13B in pandemic aid in 2021 to recover lost revenue

  Feb. 1, 2023

• Advocates ask Education Department to collect new racial, legacy data in college admissions

  Feb. 1, 2023

• Education Department ramping up Title IX enforcement on pregnancy issues

  Feb. 1, 2023

• Heterodox Academy wants to ‘lovingly’ push viewpoint diversity at colleges

  Jan. 27, 2023

• Auditor won’t give opinion on Education Department’s 2022 finances, citing flawed student loan relief estimates

  Jan. 26, 2023

• Education Department official renews call for free community college

  Jan. 26, 2023

• Stanford, Columbia, Penn, Mount Sinai medical schools withdraw from U.S. News rankings

  Jan. 24, 2023

• New Jersey bill would limit college transcript holds

  Jan. 24, 2023

• Florida university system won’t vote on tenure policy this week after drawing 1,300-plus comments

  Jan. 24, 2023

• 6 college admissions experts share their biggest predictions for 2023

  Jan. 23, 2023

• Bay State College’s accreditation revoked amid accusations of mismanagement

  Jan. 18, 2023

• Harvard Medical School rejects U.S. News rankings

  Jan. 17, 2023

• Foxx renews oversight requests after retaking House education chair

  Jan. 13, 2023

• Religious colleges should lean into their identities, leaders say

  Jan. 12, 2023

• Terry Hartle’s replacement named at American Council on Education

  Jan. 11, 2023

• California budget proposal cuts 2% from higher ed on the backs of capital projects

  Jan. 11, 2023

• Education Department’s renewed plan to list and shame low-value colleges draws concern

  Jan. 11, 2023

• After drag show uproar, South Dakota regents will create policy to ‘enhance the protection of minors’ on campuses

  Jan. 10, 2023

• Education Department releases regulatory plans on income-driven loan repayment, low-value colleges

  Jan. 10, 2023

• Here’s the Education Department’s next regulatory agenda

  Jan. 5, 2023

• Biden administration defends student loan forgiveness plan in Supreme Court brief

  Jan. 5, 2023

• Here’s a look at which colleges are blocking TikTok

  Jan. 5, 2023

• 7 higher education trends to watch in 2023

  Jan. 4, 2023

• U.S. News & World Report reworks law school rankings, but Yale won’t return

  Jan. 3, 2023

• Birmingham-Southern College needs $37.5M in government money to stay open, officials say

  Dec. 20, 2022

• Texas bill would ban diversity offices at public colleges

  Dec. 19, 2022

• It isn’t just top-ranked law schools rejecting U.S. News rankings anymore

  Dec. 15, 2022

• New NACAC committee will add students to discussion of admissions practices

  Dec. 15, 2022

• Why one Ivy League university joined the move to ditch enrollment deposits

  Dec. 14, 2022

• Cazenovia College says it will close in spring 2023, citing financial stress and rising inflation

  Dec. 7, 2022

• Most colleges don’t provide accurate financial aid offers, federal watchdog says

  Dec. 6, 2022

• Former Education Secretary John King named new SUNY chancellor

  Dec. 5, 2022

• Are U.S. News undergraduate rankings at risk with the exodus of law schools?

  Dec. 5, 2022

• Purdue University reinstates admissions test requirements for fall 2024

  Dec. 1, 2022

• Stanford University investigates its president over research misconduct accusations

  Nov. 30, 2022

• Why doesn’t the Education Department collect racial data on college applicants?

  Nov. 29, 2022

• Cornell, University of Chicago law schools stick with U.S. News rankings

  Nov. 29, 2022

• For-profit Pittsburgh Career Institute closes suddenly, citing ACICS shutdown

  Nov. 23, 2022

• Biden extends student loan payment freeze as debt forgiveness program stalls in court

  Nov. 22, 2022

• What changed in 2 years since Grinnell said it would try no-loan financial aid

  Nov. 22, 2022

• Number of college applicants sending admissions scores hasn’t rebounded, report says

  Nov. 21, 2022

• Federal judge temporarily halts enforcement of Florida’s Stop WOKE Act in public colleges

  Nov. 17, 2022

• Yale, Harvard law schools drop out of U.S. News rankings, saying they undermine legal profession’s tenets

  Nov. 16, 2022

• Common App expands program that offers automatic admission to students

  Nov. 16, 2022

• Florida public university leaders object to proposed tenure rules tied to controversial state law

  Nov. 16, 2022

• Over 1,830 colleges are test-optional for fall 2023 admissions

  Nov. 15, 2022

• 48,000 University of California academic workers go on strike

  Nov. 14, 2022

• Federal judge declares Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan unlawful

  Nov. 10, 2022

• Louisiana to require colleges to report foreign gifts worth $50,000 or more

  Nov. 10, 2022

• US Sen. Ben Sasse wins final OK to become next University of Florida president

  Nov. 9, 2022

• Blunder renders Harvard’s $15M insurance policy useless in Supreme Court case

  Nov. 9, 2022

• ABA advances proposal to end LSAT requirements

  Nov. 9, 2022

• College presidential searches still favor White candidates, report says

  Nov. 8, 2022

• Years after their stormy departures, former UNC system heads return to review its governance

  Nov. 2, 2022

• Education Department failed to properly report on policy experiments at colleges, agency watchdog says

  Nov. 2, 2022

• University of Florida board advances Sen. Ben Sasse’s bid to be institution’s next president

  Nov. 1, 2022

• Supreme Court justices question when race-conscious college admissions can end

  Oct. 31, 2022

• It’s time for colleges to abandon legacy admissions, new research says

  Oct. 31, 2022

• University of Florida faculty senate votes no confidence in presidential selection process that landed Sen. Ben Sasse

  Oct. 28, 2022

• Education Department finalizes 90/10 rule, college ownership regulations

  Oct. 28, 2022

• Education censorship bills threaten higher ed, can dissuade K-12 teachers from joining the profession, report says

  Oct. 27, 2022

• Education Department touts new flexibility for Public Service Loan Forgiveness, income-driven repayment plans

  Oct. 25, 2022

• Tuition sticker prices fell in 2022-23 after accounting for inflation, College Board report finds

  Oct. 24, 2022

• Texas universities want to take back degrees for cheating. Can they?

  Oct. 24, 2022

• Colleges should use K-12 performance assessments for course placement, report says

  Oct. 20, 2022

• Half of regional admissions counselors are looking for new jobs, survey finds

  Oct. 19, 2022

• Michigan State president resigns, saying he lost confidence in trustees

  Oct. 13, 2022

• After Pennsylvania system mergers, overall enrollment is down — but first-year numbers are up

  Oct. 13, 2022

• ACT reports lowest average composite score in decades after number of test takers plunged

  Oct. 12, 2022

• Michigan State faculty senate votes no confidence in trustees for alleged overreach

  Oct. 12, 2022

• AAUP survey: Georgia system faculty widely dissatisfied with tenure changes

  Oct. 11, 2022

• University of Idaho says it supports academic freedom after national uproar over abortion guidance

  Oct. 7, 2022

• Legal ruling may signal trouble for Biden’s Title IX plan, LGBTQ guidance

  Oct. 7, 2022

• More than half of ABA-accredited law schools accept the GRE for admissions

  Oct. 5, 2022

• Federal data change means colleges can’t count unfinished applications in admit rates

  Oct. 5, 2022

• House Republicans want proof the Education Department supports academic freedom at colleges

  Oct. 4, 2022

• California governor signs bill largely banning community college remedial classes

  Oct. 3, 2022

• Libertarian legal group sues Biden administration over student loan forgiveness plan

  Sept. 27, 2022

• Florida governor wants to stop colleges from taking money from ‘countries of concern,’ including China

  Sept. 27, 2022

• Here’s what happened when 3 colleges, including the University of Pennsylvania, went test optional

  Sept. 27, 2022

• University of Idaho warning: Employees who discuss abortion could face prosecution under state law

  Sept. 27, 2022

• How can colleges prepare for the possibility the Supreme Court will strike down race-conscious admissions?

  Sept. 23, 2022

• Stanford Law School tries out income-share financing

  Sept. 22, 2022

• ACE’s Terry Hartle to retire at the end of 2022

  Sept. 21, 2022

• Common App experiences sharp rise in minority applicants

  Sept. 20, 2022

• Students still value career-oriented education over liberal arts experiences, research finds

  Sept. 19, 2022

• Justice Department appeals federal ruling against Title IX guidance

  Sept. 16, 2022

• House Democrats introduce bill to double Pell Grant, rework federal loan system

  Sept. 15, 2022

• The public comment period for Biden’s Title IX proposal is over. What’s next?

  Sept. 15, 2022

• 2-year Chatfield College to close, transition to student support nonprofit

  Sept. 13, 2022

• Colleges don’t have to report hazing episodes in annual security reports. Lawmakers want to change that.

  Sept. 9, 2022

• A new University of Virginia board member once brought a eugenicist to campus. Students are angry.

  Sept. 8, 2022

• Where is the Education Department’s proposed religious liberty and free inquiry rule?

  Sept. 7, 2022

• Here’s how Louisiana now admits students into public colleges without the SAT or ACT

  Sept. 2, 2022

• Will Biden’s debt cancellation jump-start talks to rewrite federal student aid policy?

  Aug. 31, 2022

• Not even 3% of Florida university system students respond to ‘viewpoint diversity’ survey

  Aug. 29, 2022

• Mixed reactions as ABA considers tossing LSAT mandate

  Aug. 26, 2022

• University of Wisconsin System mulls direct admissions

  Aug. 25, 2022

• Here’s everything you need to know about Biden’s latest student loan system changes

  Aug. 24, 2022

• Biden cancels $10,000 in student loan debt for those earning up to $125,000 a year

  Aug. 24, 2022

• Anxious parents want to hear directly from colleges as students decide where to enroll

  Aug. 24, 2022

• Greek life chapters are rejecting their colleges. Here’s what it means.

  Aug. 23, 2022

• ACLU-backed lawsuit targets Florida law limiting race-related education in public colleges

  Aug. 18, 2022

• Biden’s ‘Fresh Start’ student loan plan would help 7.5M borrowers in default

  Aug. 18, 2022

• California bill advances to clamp down further on community colleges’ remedial courses

  Aug. 18, 2022

• State educational gag orders targeting colleges are on the rise, report finds

  Aug. 17, 2022

• St. John’s University to close Staten Island campus in spring 2024

  Aug. 15, 2022

• Meet a president guiding the merger of 2 Missouri religious colleges

  Aug. 12, 2022

• Education Department announces $5M in completion grants for HBCUs, other minority-serving institutions

  Aug. 11, 2022

• What happened when the Common App offered college students proactive admission?

  Aug. 10, 2022

• Here’s what colleges should know to prepare for monkeypox

  Aug. 10, 2022

• Bill to rework Veterans Affairs 85-15 rule reporting passes Senate

  Aug. 9, 2022

• Meet 2 professors studying the faculty who teach critical race theory where it’s under fire

  Aug. 8, 2022

• Republicans push alternative to Biden’s student loan forgiveness plans

  Aug. 5, 2022

• Retiring York College president discusses walking a fine political line

  Aug. 5, 2022

• Columbia University sued by students alleging they were misled by potentially false U.S. News ranking data

  Aug. 3, 2022

• New Jersey law creates gainful employment standards for career-oriented college programs

  Aug. 2, 2022

• Caltech won’t consider SAT and ACT scores through 2025

  Aug. 1, 2022

• Some highly selective private colleges enrolled more Black, Latinx, low-income students in fall 2021, new data shows

  Aug. 1, 2022

• Biden’s proposed Title IX rule almost certain to find itself in legal crosshairs

  Aug. 1, 2022

• Direct student loans cost $311B more than Education Department’s estimates, federal watchdog says

  July 29, 2022

• Over 1,700 colleges won’t require SAT, ACT for fall 2023, up from same point last year

  July 27, 2022

• Discrimination complaints involving colleges total over 3,000 in fiscal 2021, OCR says

  July 26, 2022

• Supreme Court splits affirmative action cases, will issue separate rulings

  July 25, 2022

• Pennsylvania university system aims to boost enrollment by 20%

  July 22, 2022

• Over half of higher ed employees likely to seek another job, survey finds

  July 22, 2022

• Education Department delays regulatory plan on income-driven repayment

  July 21, 2022

• Another bipartisan federal bill targets income-share agreements

  July 20, 2022

• San Francisco Art Institute shuts down after merger collapses

  July 18, 2022

• Court temporarily halts Ed Dept from enforcing LGBTQ protections under Title IX

  July 18, 2022

• New Vermont State University secures accreditation, ensuring path to merger

  July 15, 2022

• U of Michigan won't give new president Santa Ono a faculty job if fired, breaking precedent

  July 15, 2022

• U of Michigan picks Santa Ono as new president, months after ouster of Mark Schlissel

  July 13, 2022

• 10 colleges, including Columbia, now kicked off 2022 U.S. News rankings

  July 13, 2022

• Wave Leadership College, a nonprofit religious institution, closes

  July 12, 2022

• Pennsylvania system receives 'historic' $553M in state funding

  July 11, 2022

• U.S. News removes Columbia U from this year's rankings amid investigation

  July 8, 2022

• College Board no longer disclosing AP test results by ethnicity, state

  July 8, 2022

• Ed Department proposes regulatory changes to borrower defense, PSLF, other student loan protections

  July 6, 2022

• New York yanks Olivet University’s power to grant college credit

  July 5, 2022

• Biden's draft Title IX rule would allow the single-investigator model. Should it?

  July 5, 2022

• Columbia U will skip next U.S. News rankings amid probe into data accuracy

  July 1, 2022

• New Louisiana law strengthens due process protections in college disciplinary procedures

  June 29, 2022

• 5 proposed Title IX rule changes colleges should know

  June 29, 2022

• Delaware moves forward with 'ban the box' legislation for college admissions

  June 24, 2022

• New Title IX regulatory plan broadens sexual violence cases colleges must investigate, firms up LGBTQ protections

  June 23, 2022

• University System of Maryland ends admissions testing mandate

  June 22, 2022

• Dartmouth College replaces undergraduate student loans with grants

  June 21, 2022

• AAUP condemns UNC system for political interference, systemic racism

  June 17, 2022

• Over 200 groups call on Education Department to release Title IX rule by law's 50th anniversary

  June 16, 2022

• Feds should improve safeguards against foreign entities stealing intellectual property from colleges, watchdog says

  June 15, 2022

• Education Department accidentally awarded colleges $73M in extra coronavirus aid, watchdog finds

  June 15, 2022

• Buoyed by federal aid, state higher ed funding rose by 4.5% in fiscal 2021

  June 14, 2022

• What's the fallout from the Education Department delaying new Title IX regulations?

  June 10, 2022

• Incoming Dillard president wants to bring the HBCU ‘to the table’

  June 10, 2022

• 20 research institutions form alliance to double Hispanic doctoral enrollment

  June 9, 2022

• Sexual abuse prevention groups call for Education Department to investigate nondisclosure agreement use

  June 2, 2022

• North Dakota public colleges drop admissions test requirements permanently

  June 2, 2022

• 'Nothing new or magic.' Harvard's $100M pledge to redress slavery draws lukewarm response

  June 1, 2022

• Colleges reinstitute mask mandates amid coronavirus case spikes

  May 27, 2022

• Pandemic exacerbated financial aid office staffing problems, survey says

  May 24, 2022

• Education Department delays release of draft Title IX rule again, now targets June

  May 23, 2022

• Dissecting affirmative action opponents' arguments before the Supreme Court

  May 23, 2022

• Attacks on new UW-Madison chancellor show how culture wars have come for college presidents

  May 20, 2022

• Use COVID-19 relief money to address mental health, Ed Dept urges colleges

  May 19, 2022

• Ed Dept will continue to waive financial aid verification rules for 2022-23

  May 18, 2022

• Most colleges permit faculty to 'stop the clock' on tenure, survey finds

  May 18, 2022

• A look at 13 years of Title IX policy

  May 17, 2022

• Financial aid administrators call for student loan system reforms

  May 16, 2022

• California bill would create revenue-sharing agreement with college athletes

  May 12, 2022

• The ABA is again trying to end LSAT requirements. Will it stick this time?

  May 11, 2022

• Georgia system downsizes faculty role in presidential searches

  May 10, 2022

• Whitman College to meet students' full financial need following $10M gift

  May 4, 2022

• FAFSA completion falls about 9% from previous year, report says

  April 28, 2022

• Education Department plans to issue Title IX proposal in May, not April as expected

  April 28, 2022

• Advisers for Mississippi public college president searches are now secret. They won't even know each other.

  April 28, 2022

• Marymount California University to shut down following merger attempt

  April 25, 2022

• Consumer law watchdog: Transcript withholding can harm college students

  April 22, 2022

• A $400K settlement over misgendering a trans student could foreshadow wave of Title IX clashes

  April 21, 2022

• Saint Leo and Marymount California universities abandon merger plan

  April 21, 2022

• Admissions association will help lead test-optional enrollment study

  April 20, 2022

• Florida bid to change public colleges' accreditors, add post-tenure review becomes law

  April 20, 2022

• Ed Dept reviews payments for student loan forgiveness to fix 'forbearance steering'

  April 19, 2022

• Colleges twist in the wind with foreign gift requirements in limbo

  April 14, 2022

• Mizzou students with no admissions test scores had similar retention rates, GPAs versus peers

  April 12, 2022

• More than 200 colleges have open seats for fall 2022, NACAC says

  April 12, 2022

• Rhode Island bills would tax private colleges' endowments, properties

  April 11, 2022

• What 7 experts want included in Biden's new Title IX regulation

  April 8, 2022

• UNC system extends test-optional admissions through fall 2024

  April 7, 2022

• 15 Republican attorneys general urge Ed Dept to halt Title IX rule change

  April 7, 2022

• Georgia passes law banishing free speech zones

  April 5, 2022

• Battle heats up over 'viewpoint diversity' survey in Florida public colleges

  April 4, 2022

• 27 senators call on Cardona to change policies on student debt bankruptcy claims

  April 1, 2022

• Lincoln College, a predominantly Black institution, to close in May

  March 31, 2022

• Watchdog fines loan servicer $1M as feds say more crackdowns could follow

  March 30, 2022

• Most college admissions staff are White. What should the field do about it?

  March 28, 2022

• Louisiana’s public colleges end remedial coursework

  March 25, 2022

• Months after plea, Bloomfield College will remain open with help from Montclair State U

  March 24, 2022

• California State University drops standardized testing requirements from admissions

  March 23, 2022

• Ed Dept puts private college owners on the hook for student aid losses

  March 23, 2022

• Intel plans to pump $100M into Ohio and US higher ed

  March 22, 2022

• Earmarks tally $703M and counting for higher ed

  March 18, 2022

• Middle States accreditor greenlights 3 Pennsylvania mergers

  March 16, 2022

• What's in the 2022 budget for higher education?

  March 16, 2022

• Public research universities adopted high-tuition, high-aid model, study finds

  March 15, 2022

• How a quick fix to state law keeps UC Berkeley from needing to slash fall enrollment

  March 15, 2022

• Regional public colleges help build economic resilience in their areas, study finds

  March 14, 2022

• Will adding a social and economic mobility metric to Carnegie Classifications drive colleges' behavior?

  March 9, 2022

• AAUP censures Georgia system over new tenure policies

  March 7, 2022

• Florida public colleges' presidential searches will be confidential under new law

  March 7, 2022

• UC Berkeley must cap new enrollment, California Supreme Court rules

  March 3, 2022

• Ed Dept reminds colleges ISAs are private loans, subject to disclosure requirements

  March 2, 2022

• Common App: Applications to highly selective colleges up by 25% in 2 years

  Feb. 28, 2022

• South Carolina bill to end tenure at public colleges won't advance this year

  Feb. 24, 2022

• Some students missed out on college prep experiences amid the pandemic, report says

  Feb. 24, 2022

• Connecticut colleges oppose state bill to ban legacy admissions

  Feb. 23, 2022

• Texas lieutenant governor vows to end tenure at public colleges

  Feb. 22, 2022

• Ed Dept erases $415M in student loans, seeks to recoup money from DeVry

  Feb. 16, 2022

• Georgia system names former Trump official Sonny Perdue as new chancellor

  Feb. 15, 2022

• 5 state higher education budget proposals to watch

  Feb. 14, 2022

• Indiana House speaker resigns as College Board executive

  Feb. 9, 2022

• Pennsylvania budget plan calls for 15.7% boost for financially struggling university system

  Feb. 8, 2022

• Higher ed groups call for stricter oversight of accreditors

  Feb. 7, 2022

• Public colleges must change accreditors every 5 years, Florida bill proposes

  Feb. 4, 2022

• Federal Title IX probe into Brigham Young U unlikely to yield consequences

  Feb. 3, 2022

• University of San Francisco moves to acquire San Francisco Art Institute

  Feb. 3, 2022

• How does higher ed define a rural-serving college?

  Feb. 1, 2022

• Fired U of Michigan president could stay as faculty member

  Jan. 31, 2022

• Virginia AG elevates wife of GOP donor to George Mason's interim top legal post

  Jan. 28, 2022

• SUNY stops withholding transcripts from students with debt

  Jan. 26, 2022

• The SAT will be delivered digitally in the U.S. starting in 2024

  Jan. 25, 2022

• U of Wisconsin system picks attorney with no higher ed background as president

  Jan. 24, 2022

• College health association pushes surgical masks or better in new pandemic guidance

  Jan. 21, 2022

• U of Florida can't control professors' participation in lawsuits, judge rules

  Jan. 21, 2022

• Colleges will receive an additional $198M in federal coronavirus aid

  Jan. 20, 2022

• Associations challenge selectivity in college admissions, call for simplified policies

  Jan. 19, 2022

• After U of Michigan president's ouster, faculty seek more empathetic leader

  Jan. 18, 2022

• Student loan giant Navient inks $1.85B settlement over fraud claims

  Jan. 13, 2022

• Public colleges' presidential searches would be secret under new Florida bill

  Jan. 13, 2022

• Disruptions in hands-on programs contributed to enrollment drop at community colleges

  Jan. 10, 2022

• New York's governor shares ambitious new vision for SUNY

  Jan. 6, 2022

• Legislation would create new routes for sexual assault survivors to sue U of Michigan

  Jan. 6, 2022

• Bates College fights federal labor board's decision on union vote

  Jan. 5, 2022

• More immigrant students could be eligible for in-state tuition in New Jersey

  Jan. 4, 2022

• How can colleges convince admitted students to enroll?

  Jan. 4, 2022

• 7 higher education trends to watch in 2022

  Jan. 4, 2022

• What happened when one campus flip-flopped on mask mandates

  Dec. 22, 2021

• Harvard's extension of test-optional admissions signals policy is here to stay

  Dec. 17, 2021

• Cal State system may permanently end admissions test requirements

  Dec. 16, 2021

• Colleges are giving staff pandemic bonuses, a cheaper alternative to raises

  Dec. 15, 2021

• Wisconsin GOP bill seeks to sanction colleges for free speech violations

  Dec. 15, 2021

• Ed Dept expects to issue Title IX proposal in April 2022, displeasing advocates

  Dec. 13, 2021

• The ABA allowed the GRE for law school admissions. Will it improve diversity?

  Dec. 10, 2021

• SUNY chancellor resigns after caustic comments against Cuomo accuser

  Dec. 9, 2021

• Ahead of likely censure, AAUP blasts Georgia system for tenure changes

  Dec. 8, 2021

• U of Florida faculty leaders, president hammer out deal to protect free speech

  Dec. 7, 2021

• Inside one group's efforts to depoliticize UNC-Chapel Hill's governance

  Dec. 7, 2021

• $38M for Bismarck State polytechnic facility signals new era in federal coronavirus aid

  Dec. 6, 2021

• College governing board demographics haven't changed much, report shows

  Dec. 2, 2021

• College officials and pundits say free expression is under siege. How can institutions respond?

  Nov. 30, 2021

• Share of Common App colleges requiring admissions tests continues to plummet

  Nov. 29, 2021

• New federal legislation aims to strengthen public transit for colleges

  Nov. 23, 2021

• National AAUP condemns bill to end tenure at South Carolina public colleges

  Nov. 22, 2021

• UC System ends undergraduate admissions testing for good

  Nov. 18, 2021

• Wisconsin GOP lawmakers take aim at UW-Madison course featuring critical race theory

  Nov. 18, 2021

• Early childhood education training needs investment, higher ed leaders say

  Nov. 17, 2021

• College employees are getting fired for not getting the COVID-19 vaccine

  Nov. 16, 2021

• Iowa regents survey students, employees on free speech

  Nov. 12, 2021

• Alabama governor's chief of staff to take the reins at U of South Alabama

  Nov. 11, 2021

• Biden plan draws wide ire for excluding for-profit colleges from Pell increase

  Nov. 10, 2021

• 79 House Democrats call for Ed Dept guidance on surveys gauging campus sexual violence

  Nov. 10, 2021

• 3 more U of Florida professors sign on to lawsuit over academic freedom

  Nov. 8, 2021

• South Carolina governor uses federal relief funding for tuition-free technical college

  Nov. 8, 2021

• Higher ed groups call for quick changes to FAFSA verification

  Nov. 8, 2021

• How would lottery admissions at selective colleges change their student bodies?

  Nov. 3, 2021

• U of Florida allows three professors to testify in lawsuit against state

  Nov. 1, 2021

• With Biden mandates looming, what can colleges do in states that limit vaccine requirements?

  Oct. 28, 2021

• Georgia system chancellor defends tenure changes to AAUP

  Oct. 28, 2021

• AAU takes aim at 'pass the harasser' with new principles on sexual misconduct

  Oct. 26, 2021

• For-profit American Public U strikes transfer agreement with California Community Colleges

  Oct. 25, 2021

• Pennsylvania governor takes aim at sexual violence at state's colleges

  Oct. 22, 2021

• Catherine Lhamon narrowly survives Senate confirmation, will head Ed Dept's civil rights arm

  Oct. 20, 2021

• Amherst College ends legacy admissions

  Oct. 20, 2021

• Anti-affirmative action group appeals UNC-Chapel Hill decision to Supreme Court

  Oct. 19, 2021

• NCAA panel recommends nixing standardized testing requirements for athlete eligibility

  Oct. 18, 2021

• Pennsylvania system presses for more state funding amid merger progress

  Oct. 15, 2021

• A Mississippi think tank calls for a 'diversity of thought' audit at public colleges. Will it gain traction with lawmakers?

  Oct. 14, 2021

• Faculty participation in presidential searches has fallen, AAUP finds

  Oct. 13, 2021

• About 375,000 fewer students took the ACT in 2021, average score continues to decline

  Oct. 13, 2021

• What does a college changemaker do, now that he's gotten what he wanted?

  Oct. 8, 2021

• Selective schools prioritize prestige in face of rising demand for college, report says

  Oct. 7, 2021

• SUNY begins to unenroll students who didn't comply with COVID-19 vaccine mandate

  Oct. 1, 2021

• Nearly all loans canceled through closed-school program were for students who went to for-profit colleges

  Sept. 30, 2021

• Foundation will spend up to $500M to expand access at selective liberal arts colleges

  Sept. 29, 2021

• San José State settles for $1.6M with athletes sexually abused by former trainer

  Sept. 21, 2021

• Mississippi trustees ban vaccine mandates at public universities

  Sept. 21, 2021

• Report: Federal income-driven repayment 'built to be a debt trap'

  Sept. 20, 2021

• New Jersey governor signs college cost transparency law

  Sept. 17, 2021

• Will the SAT and ACT ever be removed from the U.S. News rankings?

  Sept. 16, 2021

• Mills College trustees finalize merger with Northeastern after court order lifted

  Sept. 15, 2021

• Senate confirms James Kvaal to Ed Dept's top higher ed post

  Sept. 14, 2021

• House Democrats press for speedy release of Title IX proposal

  Sept. 14, 2021

• Far fewer prospective college students submitted admissions test scores last year, report finds

  Sept. 8, 2021

• Mills officials countersue alumnae association over merger plan

  Sept. 8, 2021

• New Biden executive order seeks to boost HBCUs

  Sept. 7, 2021

• 20 states again ask court to block Ed Dept's policy that Title IX protects LGBTQ students

  Sept. 2, 2021

• Federal judge blocks college athlete vaccine mandate in Michigan, preserves one for workers

  Sept. 1, 2021

• What factors should college leaders consider with consolidations?

  Aug. 31, 2021

• Duke will fire employees who aren't vaccinated against the coronavirus

  Aug. 30, 2021

• Ed Dept gave too much relief funding to some colleges, watchdog finds

  Aug. 27, 2021

• Illinois governor requires college students, workers to be vaccinated against COVID-19

  Aug. 27, 2021

• Looking back at 8 key coronavirus developments on campus this summer

  Aug. 26, 2021

• Arkansas attorney general issues opinion denouncing critical race theory

  Aug. 26, 2021

• Former Republican governor leading Wisconsin system rebuffs GOP lawmakers' effort to control COVID rules

  Aug. 25, 2021

• Colleges can now consider testimony outside hearings in Title IX investigations

  Aug. 25, 2021

• PA bill would redirect $580M from Penn State, Pitt and Temple to student grants

  Aug. 23, 2021

• Will full FDA approval of a coronavirus vaccine alter colleges' fall plans?

  Aug. 20, 2021

• Delta variant prompts quick countermeasures from some colleges

  Aug. 19, 2021

• Washington's governor requires college employees to be vaccinated

  Aug. 19, 2021

• Anonymous messaging app Yik Yak returns after 4-year shutdown

  Aug. 17, 2021

• Judge orders Mills College to turn over financial documents in merger lawsuit

  Aug. 17, 2021

• Survivor advocates call for quick changes to Title IX

  Aug. 16, 2021

• How could investing in regional colleges help communities?

  Aug. 13, 2021

• Nebraska regents vote against condemning critical race theory

  Aug. 13, 2021

• Arizona public colleges institute mask mandate, potentially clashing with state law

  Aug. 12, 2021

• Mills College alumnae leaders take issue with merger lawsuit

  Aug. 10, 2021

• Participation with NC-SARA spurs some online enrollment growth, report says

  Aug. 9, 2021

• Morgan State stops using contract staff, striking at employee inequity

  Aug. 6, 2021

• Federal judge finds provision of Trump-era Title IX rule unlawful

  Aug. 5, 2021

• Digging out of the pandemic's economic turmoil, public colleges hike tuition

  Aug. 4, 2021

• Senate education committee deadlocks on Biden's nominee for civil rights head

  Aug. 3, 2021

• Ed Dept expands Second Chance Pell program again

  July 30, 2021

• Over two-thirds of bachelor's-granting colleges won't require SAT, ACT for fall 2022

  July 29, 2021

• Study finds little spillover of COVID-19 cases from U of Michigan into community

  July 28, 2021

• Ed and State departments recommit to international education

  July 27, 2021

• Colleges still rolling out fall mitigation strategies as coronavirus cases once again rise

  July 26, 2021

• Ed Dept offers colleges advice on improving ventilation in coronavirus era

  July 23, 2021

• Wisconsin lawmakers decline to expand free college program

  July 22, 2021

• Virginia higher ed funding is inequitable and needs reform, report says

  July 21, 2021

• Supreme Court rejects legal challenge to Indiana U's vaccine mandate

  July 19, 2021

• FAFSA completions down nearly 5%, report says

  July 19, 2021

• Missouri governor signs bill removing public college tuition cap

  July 19, 2021

• Pennsylvania system board votes to merge 6 institutions into 2

  July 14, 2021

• Republicans receive Biden's OCR pick skeptically during Senate hearing

  July 13, 2021

• Drop standardized test scores from rankings, higher ed groups tell U.S. News

  July 12, 2021

• 21 Republican AGs take aim at the Biden administration's Title IX interpretation

  July 9, 2021

• Number of colleges still accepting applications drops from pandemic high

  July 9, 2021

• Mills College alumnae sue to halt possible merger

  July 7, 2021

• Massachusetts bill to boost state higher ed funding gains backing

  July 6, 2021

• Ohio bill would effectively ban public colleges from requiring the coronavirus vaccine

  July 2, 2021

• Florida governor signs bill shielding colleges from coronavirus lawsuits

  July 1, 2021

• Georgia's college system still hasn't named a permanent chancellor. What's next?

  June 30, 2021

• NCAA approves name, image and likeness policy

  June 30, 2021

• Public support for paying college athletes split, survey says

  June 25, 2021

• Cardona pitches higher ed priorities during House grilling

  June 24, 2021

• Ed Dept says it will issue a new Title IX regulation

  June 23, 2021

• Students sue Indiana U, claiming vaccine requirement is illegal

  June 23, 2021

• UNC Press chair says he was denied reappointment over politics

  June 22, 2021

• Supreme Court rules against NCAA, affirming educational benefits for student-athletes

  June 21, 2021

• Higher ed groups oppose bills that limit teaching 'divisive concepts'

  June 18, 2021

• Arizona State violated the Clery Act, Ed Dept says

  June 16, 2021

• MacKenzie Scott announces more donations to colleges, higher ed groups

  June 15, 2021

• Feedback on PASSHE mergers highlights extent of opposition

  June 10, 2021

• A patchwork of state name, image and likeness laws is causing confusion

  June 9, 2021

• How the national test-optional experiment played out at US colleges

  June 8, 2021

• New Florida law beefs up colleges' foreign gift reporting requirements

  June 8, 2021

• CDC: Fully vaccinated campuses can mostly drop coronavirus safety measures

  June 7, 2021

• New York bills would let test providers sell student data to colleges there

  June 4, 2021

• Nevada lawmakers pass bill to audit public system's finances

  June 2, 2021

• Senate drops short-term Pell proposal from Innovation and Competition Act

  June 2, 2021

• A chancellor search in Georgia highlights the problems of 'partisan capture'

  June 1, 2021

• Federal student privacy law does not conflict with Title IX: analysis

  May 27, 2021

• Rhode Island one step closer to permanent free college

  May 26, 2021

• Colorado's public colleges don't have to require SAT, ACT scores anymore

  May 25, 2021

• Senate backs off giving federal agencies oversight of colleges' big foreign gifts

  May 24, 2021

• College student outcomes and state funding are intertwined, report finds

  May 19, 2021

• Higher ed lobby wary of new federal proposals for stricter foreign gift reporting

  May 18, 2021

• California's $49B higher ed budget proposal prioritizes worker training

  May 17, 2021

• U of California agrees not to use SAT, ACT in admissions through 2025 to settle lawsuit

  May 14, 2021

• Southern New Hampshire's transfer deal with Pennsylvania schools yields 47 students in first year

  May 14, 2021

• Biden's pick of Catherine Lhamon as civil rights head could mean a return to Obama-era policies

  May 13, 2021

• Illinois public colleges required to be test-optional under new law

  May 11, 2021

• Want to weigh in on Title IX? Ed Dept will hear comments in June

  May 6, 2021

• Idaho lawmakers cut $2.5M in funding for social justice education at 3 public universities

  May 5, 2021

• Some colleges relax mask mandates following new CDC guidance

  May 3, 2021

• More colleges are requiring coronavirus vaccines. How will they enforce them?

  April 30, 2021

• ACHA: Colleges should require coronavirus vaccines this fall

  April 29, 2021

• PASSHE merger plan advances, but details remain murky

  April 28, 2021

• Federal relief aid is complicating budget season for some public colleges

  April 27, 2021

• Bill would give federal agencies new oversight of colleges' foreign dealings

  April 23, 2021

• Nearly 200 colleges have openings for fall, but more are likely: NACAC

  April 22, 2021

• Colleges claimed a large share of student relief grant money: report

  April 21, 2021

• Colorado bill would restrict public details on college president candidates

  April 20, 2021

• A switch to test-optional led to modest gains in underrepresented students: study

  April 13, 2021

• Most incoming college students want face-to-face classes this fall: survey

  April 12, 2021

• Biden's $103B budget proposal for the Ed Dept would boost Pell, MSI funding

  April 9, 2021

• Florida governor signs bill requiring 'viewpoint diversity' survey at public colleges

  April 8, 2021

• Nevada bill would spin off state's community colleges

  April 7, 2021

• Justice Dept: Sexual orientation and gender identity are protected under Title IX

  April 6, 2021

• Ed Dept starts review of DeVos's Title IX regulation

  April 6, 2021

• No vaccines for out-of-state students? New Hampshire's move raises concerns.

  March 31, 2021

• Oregon bill would allow 2- and 4-year public college mergers

  March 31, 2021

• Virginia establishes tuition-free community college for high-demand fields

  March 30, 2021

• Colorado lawmakers move to axe state's admissions test mandate

  March 29, 2021

• New Hampshire lawmakers scrap governor's merger plan — for now

  March 25, 2021

• Advocates renew push to double the Pell Grant

  March 25, 2021

• Admissions on the big screen: University takes enrollment events to the drive-in

  March 23, 2021

• PASSHE head under fire after saying he might push to 'dissolve' system

  March 22, 2021

• Ed Dept gives colleges more flexibility to use federal relief funds

  March 19, 2021

• Iowa bills would ban 'divisive concepts' in public colleges' diversity training

  March 18, 2021

• Tennessee governor seeks to shut down Confucius Institutes at state colleges

  March 17, 2021

• Students detail problems with colleges' Title IX processes

  March 16, 2021

• New college gift reporting guidelines bring globalization, ethics into focus

  March 15, 2021

• Kansas lawmakers press proposal to mandate tuition refunds

  March 12, 2021

• The new relief bill has $350B for local and state governments. Will colleges benefit?

  March 11, 2021

• No 'quick turnaround in sight': Report finds enrollment losses continue

  March 11, 2021

• New Biden executive order calls for review of Title IX rule

  March 8, 2021

• There's more to PASSHE's budget woes than enrollment declines

  March 3, 2021

• 115 House Democrats ask Cardona to reverse the Ed Dept's Title IX rule

  March 3, 2021

• Florida governor pushes for oversight of colleges' ties to foreign entities

  March 2, 2021

• Senate confirms Miguel Cardona as Education Secretary

  March 1, 2021

• Biden signs coronavirus relief legislation, sending $40B to colleges

  Feb. 27, 2021

• Colleges renew focus on appeals for more financial aid

  Feb. 26, 2021

• Census: Degree attainment was climbing pre-pandemic

  Feb. 24, 2021

• Vermont State Colleges merger plan moves forward

  Feb. 23, 2021

• New Hampshire governor's budget pitch would send millions of dollars less to colleges post-merger

  Feb. 22, 2021

• As coronavirus cases persist, colleges lock down campuses

  Feb. 17, 2021

• U of Minnesota System makes tuition free for low-income students

  Feb. 16, 2021

• ACE details how colleges can attract and assist international students amid new pressures

  Feb. 12, 2021

• New Hampshire governor proposes merging two- and four-year college systems

  Feb. 11, 2021

• Biden administration walks back federal oversight of Confucius Institutes

  Feb. 10, 2021

• Democrats propose $40B in higher education relief funding

  Feb. 9, 2021

• Plans for merging Pennsylvania public universities would allow them to keep their brands

  Feb. 5, 2021

• Virginia lawmakers move to grant state financial aid to undocumented students

  Feb. 4, 2021

• Cardona emphasizes community colleges, career-tech pathways at Senate hearing

  Feb. 3, 2021

• Top Rhode Island legislators move to cement free college program into law

  Feb. 2, 2021

• Colleges get a crash course in digital recruiting during the pandemic

  Jan. 29, 2021

• Elite colleges are extending their test-optional policies

  Jan. 29, 2021

• Higher ed groups ask: Can international and unauthorized students get COVID-19 relief?

  Jan. 28, 2021

• Number of undergraduate college degrees, certificates stalls: report

  Jan. 28, 2021

• Higher ed groups seek flexibility for applicants of foreign worker program

  Jan. 27, 2021

• Rural counties would be economically devastated if their public colleges closed: report

  Jan. 26, 2021

• Biden's sex discrimination order likely a precursor to Title IX changes

  Jan. 21, 2021

• Why a new research group wants to bust regional college myths

  Jan. 20, 2021

• College Board drops SAT subject tests, essay

  Jan. 19, 2021

• Biden proposes $35B in coronavirus relief for colleges

  Jan. 15, 2021

• Ed Dept releases more than $21B in coronavirus relief for colleges

  Jan. 14, 2021

• More Black students enroll in HBCUs following hate crime reports: study

  Jan. 13, 2021

• U of California groups recommend Smarter Balanced test to replace SAT, ACT

  Jan. 13, 2021

• Ed Dept urges Senate leaders to scrutinize colleges' foreign ties

  Jan. 11, 2021

• California's governor proposes more higher ed funding — with a catch

  Jan. 11, 2021

• ACE simulation shows how much new COVID-19 relief colleges could get

  Jan. 8, 2021

• Betsy DeVos resigns, citing violent unrest in Capitol

  Jan. 7, 2021

• States adopt name, image and likeness policies for college athletes

  Jan. 7, 2021

• What a Democratic-controlled Congress could mean for higher ed

  Jan. 6, 2021

• A coronavirus tuition refund lawsuit moves forward

  Jan. 5, 2021

• College health association recommends twice-weekly coronavirus testing

  Jan. 4, 2021

• Biden picks Connecticut schools chief Miguel Cardona as Ed Secretary

  Dec. 22, 2020

• Is the pandemic changing how much the public values college?

  Dec. 18, 2020

• Latest federal relief proposal includes $20B for higher ed

  Dec. 17, 2020

• Higher ed groups: Ed Dept's foreign gift reporting rules conflict with federal law

  Dec. 15, 2020

• 4 questions for colleges now that the US has a coronavirus vaccine

  Dec. 15, 2020

• Colleges prepare to store, administer coronavirus vaccines

  Dec. 14, 2020

• Budget cuts aren't sparing flagship universities. But they have an edge.

  Dec. 11, 2020

• How often are colleges testing for the coronavirus?

  Dec. 11, 2020

• Education leaders expect DACA, borrower defense to be first on Biden's list

  Dec. 10, 2020

• Ed Dept: College free speech still under siege

  Dec. 9, 2020

• College of the Year: The California State University system

  Dec. 9, 2020

• Kansas' community colleges reject proposal to streamline mergers

  Dec. 8, 2020

• COVID-19 mired the college football season. Is men's basketball next?

  Dec. 4, 2020

• Temple settles for $700K with Ed Dept over false U.S. News rankings data

  Dec. 4, 2020

• Knight Commission recommends separate oversight for top college football programs

  Dec. 3, 2020

• Federal relief talks are restarting, but it's unclear how colleges will fare

  Dec. 2, 2020

• What role could colleges have in distributing coronavirus vaccines?

  Nov. 30, 2020

• States should reject 'across-the-board' higher ed funding cuts: report

  Nov. 24, 2020

• New programs aren't paying off for all colleges: report

  Nov. 23, 2020

• Will Biden be able to double the Pell Grant?

  Nov. 20, 2020

• Colleges' return to online classes complicates student housing

  Nov. 19, 2020

• PASSHE presidents exit as system gears up for overhaul

  Nov. 18, 2020

• College unions were on the rise before the pandemic, a trend unlikely to slow

  Nov. 17, 2020

• Ed Dept: Colleges that don't report foreign gifts could lose federal aid

  Nov. 16, 2020

• Pandemic hasn't knocked college esports off its game

  Nov. 12, 2020

• Court hears another attempt at ending affirmative action, this time at UNC-Chapel Hill

  Nov. 9, 2020

• What does Biden's win mean for colleges?

  Nov. 7, 2020

• Colleges continue to crack down on students defying coronavirus safety measures

  Nov. 6, 2020

• Young voters overwhelmingly favored Biden, analysis finds

  Nov. 5, 2020

• California vote signals affirmative action remains divisive

  Nov. 4, 2020

• Difficulties taking SAT and ACT persist, signaling long-term problems for test makers

  Nov. 3, 2020

• Pennsylvania system gears up for major faculty, program cuts

  Nov. 2, 2020

• Here's where Trump and Biden stand on key higher education issues

  Oct. 30, 2020

• How would Biden's immigration proposals affect international students?

  Oct. 30, 2020

• U of California can't consider SAT, ACT, appeals court rules

  Oct. 30, 2020

• More colleges project tuition revenue will decline: report

  Oct. 29, 2020

• Ahead of his departure, Cal State Chancellor Tim White talks coronavirus, fall planning

  Oct. 28, 2020

• Biden said he wants to undo DeVos' Title IX rule. How would he replace it?

  Oct. 28, 2020

• College tuition increases were historically low this year: report

  Oct. 26, 2020

• Some colleges are lowering tuition for fall 2021

  Oct. 23, 2020

• A guide to higher education coronavirus relief funding

  Oct. 21, 2020

• Federal judge rejects ACLU-backed lawsuit against Title IX rule

  Oct. 21, 2020

• How COVID-19 is changing the business of online learning for colleges

  Oct. 20, 2020

• Hands-on professional programs weigh a future online

  Oct. 20, 2020

• Ed Dept details colleges' foreign financial ties in new report

  Oct. 20, 2020

• Pandemic has shaken colleges' future enrollment prospects: survey

  Oct. 19, 2020

• Financial aid officials share how they're advising college students now

  Oct. 15, 2020

• The White House coronavirus task force has advice for colleges. Are they listening?

  Oct. 14, 2020

• Can business execs be good college presidents in the COVID-19 era?

  Oct. 12, 2020

• Ed Dept rescinds Clery Act guidelines

  Oct. 12, 2020

• Name, image and likeness policies for college players advancing

  Oct. 8, 2020

• Federal judge largely blocks Trump's diversity training order

  Oct. 7, 2020

• Colleges' coronavirus testing strategies inconsistent: analysis

  Oct. 6, 2020

• How can colleges talk about coronavirus deaths on campus?

  Oct. 5, 2020

• Ed Dept probe into free speech at public college a warning sign

  Oct. 1, 2020

• More research ties uptick in coronavirus cases to college campus reopenings

  Sept. 30, 2020

• House Democrats' new relief proposal earmarks $39B for higher ed

  Sept. 29, 2020

• Higher ed leaders slam Trump order on 'divisive' diversity training

  Sept. 28, 2020

• Pennsylvania college system redesign full of unknowns

  Sept. 24, 2020

• What's Next: It'll take more than a pandemic to end the U.S. News rankings

  Sept. 23, 2020

• Campus reopenings linked to thousands of new daily coronavirus cases: report

  Sept. 22, 2020

• UNC expands system president's power to pick campus leaders

  Sept. 17, 2020

• Big Ten's football reversal may spur other changes to fall sports

  Sept. 16, 2020

• PASSHE plans to 'affiliate' 3 universities as it tackles financial woes

  Sept. 15, 2020

• College tuition benchmark posts big drop in August

  Sept. 14, 2020

• UC Berkeley's Clery Act fine part of new Ed Dept pattern, experts say

  Sept. 11, 2020

• Republican lawmakers promote new Title IX rule in House hearing

  Sept. 10, 2020

• DeVos issues final rule aiming to protect faith-based colleges, student groups

  Sept. 9, 2020

• CARES Act rule blocked for Massachusetts colleges

  Sept. 8, 2020

• Is robust coronavirus testing enough to prevent college outbreaks?

  Sept. 3, 2020

• California bill likely conflicts with new Title IX regulation

  Aug. 28, 2020

• Admissions group urges public colleges to go test optional next academic year

  Aug. 27, 2020

• Coding academy Lambda School approved to operate in California

  Aug. 26, 2020

• College journalists push back on campus reopenings

  Aug. 25, 2020

• NACAC's new CEO wants to redefine its niche

  Aug. 21, 2020

• Colleges rebuke students as coronavirus outbreaks hit campus

  Aug. 21, 2020

• 3 Senate Democrats want federal standards for reporting college coronavirus cases

  Aug. 20, 2020

• Why UNC's plan to reopen its flagship campus unraveled so fast

  Aug. 19, 2020

• Admissions group asks colleges to rethink role of SAT, ACT

  Aug. 18, 2020

• Ed Dept appeals decision to block student relief funding rule in California

  Aug. 17, 2020

• With DeVos' Title IX rule taking effect, higher ed is under strain

  Aug. 13, 2020

• Scrapping fall sports doesn't end health risks for teams, experts say

  Aug. 13, 2020

• Federal courts decline to block DeVos rule on campus sexual violence

  Aug. 12, 2020

• Freshmen uncertain about enrolling in fall classes, survey finds

  Aug. 11, 2020

• College faculty push contract negotiations as pandemic continues

  Aug. 10, 2020

• Sex, masks and parties: Can colleges actually change student behavior?

  Aug. 7, 2020

• Colleges say they'll follow public health advice. What if they don't?

  Aug. 7, 2020

• Student-athletes push back and game cancellations mount

  Aug. 6, 2020

• College quarantine mandates present challenges for students

  Aug. 5, 2020

• College faculty's criticism grows over cuts, reopening

  Aug. 4, 2020

• Cornell's quarantine rule change shows how travel limits will test colleges

  July 31, 2020

• Few colleges are setting clear benchmarks for closing campuses

  July 30, 2020

• Tuition reductions take off as coronavirus shapes colleges' fall plans

  July 29, 2020

• Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott donates tens of millions to HBCUs

  July 29, 2020

• Senate Republicans propose $29B in aid to colleges

  July 28, 2020

• Federal judge holds off on blocking new Title IX rule

  July 27, 2020

• Ed Dept adds reporting requirement for small colleges seeking extra CARES aid

  July 24, 2020

• Where does the Ed Dept's CARES rule stand?

  July 22, 2020

• Half of colleges will require faculty training for an online fall, report finds

  July 21, 2020

• Why some colleges embraced a virtual fall sooner than others

  July 20, 2020

• Flagging Pennsylvania system proposes integrating colleges

  July 17, 2020

• Most college students would return to campus if allowed, poll finds

  July 16, 2020

• Colleges brace for another attempt at enrollment limits on foreign students

  July 15, 2020

• Trump administration rescinds policy barring foreign students from online classes

  July 14, 2020

• Pennsylvania's public colleges got the green light for major reform

  July 13, 2020

• Trump can't likely jeopardize colleges' tax status, legal experts say

  July 13, 2020

• At least 5 college athletic conferences nix fall sports amid coronavirus spike

  July 10, 2020

• Harvard, MIT sue over Trump rule blocking foreign students from taking all online classes

  July 8, 2020

• Trump administration amps up pressure to reopen colleges

  July 7, 2020

• CUNY faculty union sues system, saying adjunct cuts violate CARES Act

  July 6, 2020

• The acting head of the ACT discusses a turbulent spring

  June 30, 2020

• Why some colleges aren't reviewing SAT and ACT scores

  June 30, 2020

• Is this the end for college admissions tests?

  June 30, 2020

• Colleges turn to states for coronavirus liability protection

  June 30, 2020

• Ed Dept's 'evolving communications' delayed aid to college students, watchdog finds

  June 29, 2020

• California is closer to restoring affirmative action in college admissions

  June 25, 2020

• Colleges' pre-pandemic problems haven't gone away

  June 24, 2020

• Ed Dept steps up scrutiny of college foreign gifts reporting

  June 23, 2020

• Some colleges say no to housing refunds this fall

  June 22, 2020

• Head of North Carolina's community colleges tapped to lead UNC

  June 19, 2020

• California community colleges not bound by Ed Dept's coronavirus aid rule, judge says

  June 17, 2020

• Many colleges have started distributing federal coronavirus aid to students, survey finds

  June 16, 2020

• U of California regents endorse reviving affirmative action

  June 15, 2020

• Federal judge blocks Ed Dept's emergency aid rule in Washington state

  June 15, 2020

• FAFSA renewals still down, but more students appealing aid

  June 12, 2020

• College groups continue pressing DeVos to delay Title IX rule

  June 11, 2020

• Ed Dept's emergency rule on CARES aid restricts undocumented students

  June 11, 2020

• When will colleges get clarity around which students can get CARES aid?

  June 10, 2020

• George Floyd's death prompts colleges to review role of police on campus

  June 5, 2020

• 18 Democratic attorneys general sue DeVos over campus sexual violence rules

  June 5, 2020

• Reopening campuses is vital, college presidents tell lawmakers

  June 4, 2020

• Colleges factor flexibility for students into fall reopening plans

  June 2, 2020

• College leaders call out racial inequities as protests roil the nation

  June 1, 2020

• Colleges seek cover from lawsuits over coronavirus spread

  May 29, 2020

• Plan to monitor colleges' financial health renews oversight debate

  May 27, 2020

• Half of presidents aim to restart classes in-person this fall, survey finds

  May 26, 2020

• U of California eliminates SAT, ACT as admissions requirement

  May 21, 2020

• Where did all the for-profit college commercials go?

  May 21, 2020

• Colleges pull back tuition increases as pressure to manage costs mounts

  May 20, 2020

• U of Wisconsin's consolidation critics fear cuts to its regional colleges

  May 15, 2020

• California State U is staying online for fall. Will the rest of higher ed follow?

  May 14, 2020

• House Democrats' relief bill sets aside $37B for higher ed

  May 13, 2020

• U of California president recommends system end SAT, ACT in admissions

  May 12, 2020

• Higher ed's top lobbyist discusses coronavirus, Congress and changes ahead

  May 11, 2020

• Criticism continues over coronavirus aid distribution to colleges

  May 7, 2020

• What's Next: Changes in disability services could add more flexibility

  May 6, 2020

• Ed Dept's final rules on campus sexual assault meet opposition

  May 6, 2020

• More than 700 colleges report open slots for fall

  May 5, 2020

• Higher ed groups challenge policies of interstate distance learning pact

  May 1, 2020

• Elite colleges rejected coronavirus aid. How will the Ed Dept reallocate it?

  April 30, 2020

• What's Next: As colleges make cuts, new ways to make (and save) money emerge

  April 29, 2020

• Higher ed groups seek more flexibility for colleges in small business aid

  April 28, 2020

• Higher ed leaders push back as Ed Dept bars undocumented students from aid

  April 23, 2020

• Some college students uncertain about reenrolling because of coronavirus, survey finds

  April 23, 2020

• Federal officials urge wealthy colleges to reject coronavirus aid — some are

  April 22, 2020

• Ed Dept releases 2nd round of coronavirus aid for colleges, clarifies who qualifies

  April 21, 2020

• College fundraisers fear they won't meet goals because of coronavirus, survey says

  April 21, 2020

• What's the best way to get federal coronavirus aid to college students?

  April 20, 2020

• SAT, ACT could be delivered online if coronavirus persists

  April 16, 2020

• Students sue colleges for coronavirus-related tuition refunds

  April 14, 2020

• As higher ed groups ask for more coroanvirus aid, $47B is 'the floor'

  April 14, 2020

• Support builds for test-optional college admissions amid coronavirus

  April 13, 2020

• What's Next: Will coronavirus fuel big changes to college admissions?

  April 9, 2020

• Ed Dept to distribute $6B in coronavirus stimulus funding to colleges

  April 9, 2020

• How 3 colleges are helping vulnerable students during the coronavirus crisis

  April 8, 2020

• College presidents anticipate cost cutting, layoffs from coronavirus, survey finds

  April 7, 2020

• Title IX resolutions climb as DeVos pushes to clear backlog

  April 6, 2020

• 'Major changes' ahead if coronavirus continues to spoil college sports seasons

  April 3, 2020

• How might colleges benefit from the coronavirus stimulus package?

  April 2, 2020

• Colleges move to refund student fees, but can their budgets take the hit?

  March 31, 2020

• 18 attorneys general urge Ed Dept to hold off on new Title IX rules amid coronavirus crisis

  March 30, 2020

• Trump signs coronavirus stimulus package, but higher ed leaders say it shortchanges sector

  March 26, 2020

• Daily Roundup: Other news from around higher ed

  March 25, 2020

• Liberty U breaks from other colleges, invites students back to campus amid coronavirus crisis

  March 25, 2020

• New York's free college program misses underserved residents, report says

  March 24, 2020

• Could coronavirus push more colleges to test-optional admissions?

  March 23, 2020

• Higher ed groups press for federal support for coronavirus response

  March 20, 2020

• Maryland could be the first state to close a loophole on federal aid to for-profit colleges

  March 19, 2020

• Moody's lowers higher ed outlook to negative amid coronavirus crisis

  March 18, 2020

• As coronavirus spreads, college enrollment officers report concern filling fall classes

  March 18, 2020

• Amid coronavirus, colleges wrestle with a chaotic recruiting environment

  March 17, 2020

• Coronavirus could rattle colleges' international enrollment strategies

  March 16, 2020

• Coronavirus may stress colleges' finances, rating agency predicts

  March 13, 2020

• Why social distancing can help colleges stem the spread of coronavirus

  March 12, 2020

• Harvard, other colleges tell students to move out as coronavirus concerns grow

  March 10, 2020

• Coronavirus threat prompts more cancellations for colleges

  March 9, 2020

• U of Washington first major campus to cancel in-person classes over coronavirus concerns

  March 6, 2020

• Senate 'almost certain' it will not cut aid programs, GOP leader tells DeVos

  March 6, 2020

• The Ed Dept is leaning on mediation to clear backlog of sexual violence cases, sources say

  March 5, 2020

• Higher ed groups share guides to help prep for the coronavirus

  March 5, 2020

• A new state bill could challenge key interstate distance learning pact

  March 4, 2020

• College completion rates still rising in most states

  March 2, 2020

• Ed Dept forces sweeping changes to USC's Title IX policies

  Feb. 27, 2020

• Justice Department backs appeal in Harvard affirmative action lawsuit

  Feb. 26, 2020

• Can top colleges sustain their campaign to enroll lower-income students?

  Feb. 25, 2020

• Report: Majority of Americans favor free public college

  Feb. 24, 2020

• Democratic senators blast DeVos' proposed rules for religious colleges

  Feb. 21, 2020

• Ed Dept to expand Federal Work-Study to private sector

  Feb. 20, 2020

• Can colleges keep up as Title IX guidance shifts and splinters?

  Feb. 19, 2020

• U of Tennessee campus to lower tuition for students in 9 states

  Feb. 19, 2020

• Ed Dept continues crackdown on colleges' foreign gifts reporting

  Feb. 13, 2020

• Poll highlights public distrust of college admissions

  Feb. 11, 2020

• UNC wants a leader to steer it out of controversy. Who's up for the task?

  Feb. 11, 2020

• Trump returns to cuts in higher ed budget proposal

  Feb. 10, 2020

• Georgetown U announces plan to divest from fossil fuels

  Feb. 7, 2020

• Colleges should prepare for student protests headed into election, experts say

  Feb. 5, 2020

• UC System task force: Keep SAT and ACT in admissions

  Feb. 4, 2020

• UT Austin gets $100M to help low-income students

  Feb. 3, 2020

• Report: Students earn associate degrees, certificates at equal rates to bachelor's

  Jan. 29, 2020

• Coursera launches first US online bachelor's degree

  Jan. 24, 2020

• DeVos proposes protections for faith-based colleges, student groups

  Jan. 23, 2020

• Indiana U's flagship goes test-optional

  Jan. 22, 2020

• Running without state approval, Lambda School shows challenge of regulating new entities

  Jan. 22, 2020

• U of Illinois raises tuition for the first time in 6 years

  Jan. 21, 2020

• ACICS no longer seeking recognition from key oversight group

  Jan. 17, 2020

• Morgan State looks to add for-profit medical school

  Jan. 15, 2020

• New data shows earning power of college graduates

  Jan. 14, 2020

• Mills College's plan to sell artifacts revives ethics debate

  Jan. 13, 2020

• MIT officials accepted Jeffrey Epstein’s donations knowing his sex offender status, probe finds

  Jan. 10, 2020

• Low public opinion on college affordability unchanged in new poll

  Jan. 9, 2020

• Accreditors sharpen focus on equity in student outcomes

  Jan. 8, 2020

• Title IX lawsuits have skyrocketed in recent years, analysis shows

  Jan. 6, 2020

• Report: Shrinking share of adults thinks college is 'important'

  Jan. 2, 2020

• 7 higher education trends to watch in 2020

  Jan. 1, 2020

• National American's financial woes raise questions for its future

  Dec. 20, 2019

• How higher education fared in the 2020 spending package

  Dec. 19, 2019

• Adult learner enrollment keeps sliding, new data shows

  Dec. 17, 2019

• Colleges heighten scrutiny of donors in new era of gift vetting

  Dec. 16, 2019

• Report: Majority of faculty, students prefer face-to-face instruction

  Dec. 12, 2019

• Distance learning enrollment inches upward, report finds

  Dec. 11, 2019

• Ed Dept flags compliance issues with troubled accreditor ACICS

  Dec. 10, 2019

• College leaders walk a thinning legal tightrope on free speech

  Dec. 9, 2019

• Affluent students borrowing more for college, report finds

  Dec. 5, 2019

• Despite closure fears, enrollment holds steady at private nonprofit colleges

  Dec. 2, 2019

• Virginia Commonwealth U pilots taking attendance through Wi-Fi

  Nov. 25, 2019

• When should a college say it might close?

  Nov. 22, 2019

• Report: Higher ed's regulatory 'triad' needs an overhaul

  Nov. 20, 2019

• Poll: 52% of young adult voters support Trump's impeachment

  Nov. 18, 2019

• At women's colleges, rules vary widely for trans and nonbinary students

  Nov. 18, 2019

• DeVos pushes alternative credentials, flexibility in speech to business leaders

  Nov. 13, 2019

• Report: Tuition revenue growth slows at public, private colleges

  Nov. 11, 2019

• Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity splits from national group over student safety concerns

  Nov. 11, 2019

• Higher ed groups push back on Ed Dept's foreign gift reporting proposals

  Nov. 7, 2019

• UW-Madison is the latest campus to roll out food delivery robots

  Nov. 5, 2019

• Report shows 3-decade rise in foreign STEM students

  Nov. 4, 2019

• Standardized tests still a big factor in college admissions, report finds

  Nov. 1, 2019

• 5 college Title IX lawsuits to watch

  Oct. 29, 2019

• Civil rights groups sue U of California over SAT, ACT requirement

  Oct. 29, 2019

• Private colleges push back on 'endowment tax'

  Oct. 28, 2019

• Will tuition cuts and new perks keep this small liberal arts college alive?

  Oct. 25, 2019

• Will parents of college students who died from hazing change federal law?

  Oct. 23, 2019

• Civil liberties watchdog FIRE debuts due process, Title IX tracker

  Oct. 21, 2019

• Sexual violence persists on elite research campuses, report finds

  Oct. 17, 2019