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Texas A&M Pulls Out of Event Rufo Described as ‘Racial Segregation’
The national conservative activist wrote on social media that a student recruiting conference violates the state’s DEI ban because it excludes whites and Asians. Governor Abbott then threatened to fire the A&M president.
How Did Enrollment Researchers Get It So Wrong?
In October, the National Student Clearinghouse reported that first-year enrollment fell by 5 percent. Now, citing a research error, they say it actually increased.
Major Error Skewed Freshman Enrollment Data
Fewer New Med Students Are Black, Hispanic
How the FAFSA Got Back on Track
U.S. under secretary of education James Kvaal reflects on last year’s difficult FAFSA rollout and what’s ahead.
In-State, Black and Latino Enrollments Up Across UC System
The University of California system has been under pressure to enroll more in-state students for years. Newly released data shows that it’s making progress.
Promising Results for Tennessee Adult College Advising Program
Online Degrees Out of Reach
Fewer than half of students at the largest nonprofit online institutions earn a degree after eight years. Is it an unfortunate reality or a cry for accountability?