What can more financial support do for higher ed? Raise completion, for one.
Leading organizations say getting students across academic thresholds can be a boon for the economy, but the sector needs support. Read more
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Biden Administration grants student loan borrowers a 5th extension on payments
With many Americans struggling from inflation and the pandemic, the President and his team grant another pause to those with education debt. Read more
U.S. universities remain No. 1 in world rankings on academic subjects
QS report shows American institutions sliding a bit but still dominant in research and devotion to current global issues. Read more
Smaller Georgia colleges grapple with huge declines in enrollment
Educators believe the freefall will continue amid projections of decreasing birthrates and fewer students graduating from high school. Read more
What is stopping colleges from big growth in continuing education programs?
A disconnect from the top and those leading departments is driving a wedge between enrollment and revenues. Read more
Is competency-based education really the elixir higher ed needs to survive?
Southern New Hampshire President Paul LeBlanc discusses its merits, saying a shift to outcomes can spark innovation. Read more
Teacher shortage: How higher education is working to solve the K-12 crisis
University leaders trying to build back the pipeline of educators say changes to systems and support are needed. Read more
The one major with the least hope for first-gen students seeking a Ph.D.
Researchers from MIT and Michigan say the lack of opportunities and diversity in this field is impacting the nation. Read more
Florida universities could lose funding if they violate ‘anti-woke’ law
The University of Florida said it is developing training for employees to ensure they follow the anticipated new law. Read more
‘Code-red moment’: Fewer people going to college in Minnesota could reshape higher ed, workforce
The university system has borne the brunt of the state's enrollment decline, falling by 50,000 students over the past decade. Read more
