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Adult Ed Funding Restored, but Migrant Students Still Waiting
The Trump administration’s decision to restore hundreds of millions of dollars in frozen adult education funds ends weeks of uncertainty for colleges.
Howard Students Crowdsource to Cover Unpaid Balances
Some abruptly learned they owed large sums to the university amid the switch to a new student platform. They’ve turned to social media and GoFundMe to make up the difference.
When ‘Female’ Is a Forbidden Word, Women’s Colleges Face a Unique Challenge
An Office for Civil Rights complaint filed against Smith College raises questions about how women’s colleges will navigate Trump’s anti-DEI and anti-trans campaigns.
4 Things to Know About In-State Tuition Benefits for Undocumented Students
The federal government is suing states that offer in-state tuition to noncitizens. These state laws were once bipartisan efforts.
Workforce Pell Grant Expansion Faces ‘Aggressive’ Timeline
Students enrolled in short-term programs will qualify for Pell Grants under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Now federal, state and college officials need to figure out how to carry out the long-fought-for policy.
Despite Reservations, Florida Approves New Accreditor
The State University System of Florida’s Board of Governors moved forward with plans to start a new accreditor. But the board has questions about how it will work.