Report: Living Expenses, Not Tuition, Are the Problem
New report finds that financial aid mostly has kept up with rising tuition prices. But living expenses are another story.
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Not the Same University
Missouri Western cuts 30 percent of the faculty, along with programs in history, political science, sociology, economics, music and more.
Complicated picture for the Humanities
By some measures, the humanities are in decline. By others, their death has been overstated. A new report offers some data from before the pandemic.
IP Problems
Copyright ownership concerns abound in the rapid shift to remote instruction.
Call for Greater Scrutiny of College Advertising
The Brookings Institution is calling for greater oversight of college spending on advertising, particularly from for-profit institutions.
Will Colleges Tap Large Endowments During Pandemic?
As colleges work to balance budgets amid growing economic uncertainty, the wealthiest are faced with a recurring question: Should they tap more heavily into their endowments or leave them alone?
A bleak picture for international enrollment
Colleges prepare for big declines in new international student enrollments due to the coronavirus pandemic. But survey data show that about 90 percent of current students remain in the U.S.
A One-Day Difference
A Trump administration policy could deny education benefits to National Guard members helping states fight the coronavirus. Criticism mounts of plan to end deployment after 89 days instead of the 90 required for eligibility.
New Grads Say Discrimination on Campuses Not Taken Seriously
Gallup survey of recent graduates finds they don't trust their former college to thoroughly investigate discrimination complaints.
Will Trump Opt to Restrict Foreign Student Work Program?
The Trump administration is reportedly considering temporary restrictions on a program that lets more than 200,000 international students stay in the U.S. and work after they graduate.
