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Federal judge dismisses lawsuit challenging McNair program’s race-based criteria
The Trump appointee said the plaintiffs didn’t have standing to sue, though he left room for them to refile their complaint.
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Florida bill would block undocumented students from selective public colleges
The proposal comes the day after Gov. Ron DeSantis called for a special legislative session focused on implementing tougher immigration policies.
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Pennsylvania AG argues Temple should win bid for UArts building
Attorney General Michelle Henry said Temple University's bid should take priority over a $6.5 million offer from a Philadelphia real estate developer.
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New York governor pursues free community college program for adult students
If passed by the Legislature, New York residents ages 25 to 55 could study for free if they enroll in certain high-demand programs.
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House passes bill to restrict transgender students’ participation in women’s sports
The Senate has introduced companion legislation, though the proposal may have a tough time overcoming the chamber’s filibuster rule.
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National Student Clearinghouse Research Center reveals error in fall first-year student count
A methodology error resulted in an undercount of first-year students and an overcount of dual enrollees, the research center’s executive director said.
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Supreme Court to examine Biden administration’s borrower defense rule
The U.S. Department of Education challenged a court ruling that temporarily blocked regulations for granting debt relief to certain students.
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California university systems warn of dire effects from governor’s proposed cuts
California State University and University of California would see hundreds of millions of dollars in reduced funds in the governor's latest budget proposal.
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In historic move, SEIU rejoins AFL-CIO
Both unions include chapters representing college workers and graduate students and frequently partner with the American Federation of Teachers.
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University of the Arts lands $8.3M in bids for 2 buildings
A Philadelphia real estate player and area theater nonprofit are among the first buyers to step up for the closed arts college’s iconic properties.
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One-third of faculty report recent declines in academic freedom, survey finds
The results show an “alarming erosion” of faculty rights, according to the head of the American Association of Colleges and Universities.
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Indiana University faces call for defunding over ties to Kinsey Institute
The state’s comptroller and two state lawmakers are scheduled to speak at an event calling for the General Assembly to strip the institution of state funds.
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Federal judge strikes down Biden administration’s Title IX rule nationwide
The ruling vacates regulations that had enshrined protections for the first time for LGBTQI+ students and employees.
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Deep Dive6 higher education trends to watch in 2025
College leaders will likely grapple with budgetary strains, federal policy shifts and continued enrollment challenges in the year ahead.
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UT Austin president departing for Southern Methodist University
Jay Hartzell has served as the Texas public university’s leader since 2020 and joined its faculty in 2001.
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Sodexo plans nearly 100 tech-forward campus convenience stores
“Food Hive” locations can feature cashless payment options and an assortment of goods from local businesses.
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State AG looks to halt $1.9M payment to Western New Mexico University president
Joseph Shepard resigned amid scrutiny over his spending of university money. The attorney general called his severance package “a gross misuse of funds.”
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What do FAFSA completion rates look like post-pandemic?
Lower shares of middle-income students in the class of 2023 completed the federal financial aid form than those who graduated before the health crisis.
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Top regents at Western New Mexico University depart amid state scrutiny
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham called for the entire board to resign after a state audit found "a concerning lack of compliance" with university spending policies.
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House Republicans prioritize bill to restrict transgender students’ sports participation
Lawmakers reintroduced a proposal that would prevent transgender women from competing on college sports teams aligning with their gender identity.
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Dartmouth basketball players withdraw labor union bid
The decision may be connected to the incoming Trump administration, which is unlikely to back the athletes’ union petition, one attorney wrote.
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Q&AHow NACUBO is helping colleges navigate choppy financial waters
Top leaders of the National Association of College and University Business Officers share how they hope to reenvision the role of college executives.
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Gannon University and Ursuline College announce official merger deal
The nonprofit institutions will combine to form "the largest Catholic system of higher education along Lake Erie" by December 2026.
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Tuition reimbursement cannot be factored into wage garnishment, DOL says
Workers who receive tuition assistance will not have that employer reimbursement included in their wage garnishment.
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Ed Department changes reporting requirements for online colleges
Colleges offering distance education programs will be required to report which students receive federal financial aid starting July 2027.
