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The Legislation That Eats Away at Higher Education’s Financial Footing
Legislation is increasing financial burdens on students and institutions. Here are some things to think about when trying to fix the business model.
Academic Forests Are Higher Ed’s Hidden Jewels
Forests are an asset for employee and student well-being and offer invaluable opportunities for teaching, research and recreation. Universities should protect them.
Native Scholarship Group to Create Endowment With MacKenzie Scott Gift
Deferred Maintenance Backlog Is ‘Ticking Time Bomb’ for Higher Ed
Legislatures have different approaches for addressing—or not addressing—billions of dollars in needed repairs, according to new research.
BU Offers Free Tuition to Families Earning Up to $200K
GAO Report: Athletic Programs Bleed Money
A new government report shows that the vast majority of colleges lose money on athletics even at the highest levels, with students and the academic enterprise subsidizing sports.
Harvard Among Institutions That Cut Personnel in July
Multiple campuses laid off employees last month to plug budget gaps created by the loss of federal research funds, declining enrollment, shrinking state support and more.
Where Enrollment Stands as Fall 2026 Approaches
Although six in 10 enrollment leaders said their colleges had met their fall 2026 enrollment goals, that number was lower for small colleges, which also discounted more and relied on campus visits to convert prospective students.