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Judge Tosses ED’s ‘Professional’ Degree Definition, Likely Aiding Student Borrowers
The ruling says the Education Department violated Congress’s instructions by adding criteria strictly limiting which degrees qualify for higher federal student loan borrowing caps.
Persistence, Retention Among Black and Hispanic Freshmen Reach Decade Highs
While persistence and retention rates for the entering class of 2024 remained the same as the previous year, Black and Hispanic students saw slight increases in both, a new report finds.
There Are Thousands of Brendan Sorsbys on College Campuses
With the spotlight on the former Texas Tech quarterback, higher ed has an opportunity to raise awareness of gambling risks for the entire student body.
Iowa’s Civics Center Has to Teach Thousands. It Currently Has One Professor.
State lawmakers said only the Center for Intellectual Freedom can offer required U.S. history and government courses at the University of Iowa. It may need to start hiring.
The Medical School Boom
Dozens of new medical schools have opened over the past 25 years, and many more are in the works. Is it the answer to the national physician shortage?
Prof. Fired for Palestinian Activism Should Be Reinstated, Arbitrator Says
