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Opinion
Views

Workforce Pell Can’t Leave Rural Communities Behind

We need federal leadership to build on short-term Pell Grants and expand rural middle-skills pathways.

By Kristin Hultquist

Opinion
Columns Confessions of a Community College Dean

I Needed That

Witnessing students catching intellectual fire was a needed shot in the arm.

By Matt Reed

A campus sign that says "Undergraduate Admissions and Financial Aid."
Opinion
Career Advice

5 Ways Presidents Can Better Support Financial Aid Officers

With workload increasing and burnout high across the financial aid profession, university leaders can offer meaningful support.

By Kenneth Ferreira

Skyline of Doha, Qatar, with smoke rising over the buildings
Global U.S. Colleges in the World

Students at Qatar Satellite Campuses Briefly Evacuated From Housing

More than 250 students stayed overnight in hotels and other housing facilities in the early morning of Saturday before returning later that day.

U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon, wearing a coat, speaks into a microphone.
Quick Takes

After San José State Sues, McMahon Threatens to Take Action

The Education Department is giving San José State University 10 days to resolve an ongoing Title IX investigation or else...
Old Dominion University’s campus in Virginia on a sunny day
Quick Takes

FBI Investigating Deadly Shooting at Old Dominion as Terrorism

One person is dead and two others are wounded after a gunman opened fire in the business school building at...
Visitors to Cal State Fullerton enter the bookstore during a campus tour in the rain in Fullerton, Calif., in 2023.
Admissions Traditional-Age

Want to Attract Students? Try Improving the Weather.

Using data from a college in the Northeast, researchers found that prospective students who toured on a rainy or hot day were less likely to apply.

Opinion
Columns Resident Scholar

College Student Athletes Using NIL, Transfer Portal to Speak Up for Social Injustice

The ability to transfer to less repressive playing environments gives student athletes the ability to disrupt injustices in our broader society.

By Shaun Harper