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Florida University System Punts on Restoring Admission for Some Noncitizens
The board governing Florida’s 12 public universities postponed deciding on a narrow exception to a rule that bars undocumented students from attending public universities.
Athletes Who Transfer More Than Once Less Likely to Graduate on Time
Trustees Grapple With Changing World of College Athletics
They are facing a complex and costly college athletics landscape and in search of answers from leadership and lawmakers. Here are three takeaways from a recent summit on the issue.
House Education Committee Tackles Gambling Among College Students
Lawmakers say colleges need to do more to educate students about the risks of digital wagering.
Arson Unit Investigates Burning of 2 Ohio State Students
Northwestern’s Repression Against Critics of Israel Is Wrong
Suspending a student group while the institution carries out a civil rights investigation violates students’ free speech rights.
States Make Progress on Outcomes-Based Higher Education
Higher ed systems across the country are improving when it comes to offering work-based learning, aligning with employers’ needs and providing career coaching, Strada’s third State Opportunity Index shows.
As 3-Year Degrees Proliferate, Some Pioneers Face Roadblocks
Institutions like Weber State University launched their first reduced-credit bachelor’s degrees in fall 2025. Building enrollment in those programs hasn’t been easy, but that hasn’t stopped other institutions from joining the movement.