IHE 12-04-2025 DNU

Republicans held a hearing airing accusations that the prestigious program heavily favors left-leaning candidates. No one from the scholarship foundation was invited.

Financial aid administrators are upset that the Education Department has not scheduled its annual training for them. But one official says it’s now slated for March.

For the second consecutive year, 61.1 percent of students who began college six years ago graduated within that time frame. But community colleges’ completion rates are inching up, while the rates at private four-years are declining.

A four-week early-college program at the University of Mary Washington helps students organize their schedules and use tech tools to stay on top of deadlines.

Erosions of shared governance, narrow definitions of “student-centeredness” and a broader abandonment of a liberal arts ethos all lie behind the closure announcement.

By Jeremy Chow

Faculty can do a lot to make it harder, and less enticing, for students to use generative AI, Catherine Savini writes.

By Catherine Savini

Resolution agreements signed under duress are political wins for the government but are bad for research institutions and the country.

By Sara Custer

One state’s collaborative efforts to improve transfer.

By Emily Muniz et al.

A conversation with the CEO of K16 Solutions.

By Joshua Kim