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“I just wonder how long we can go,” one faculty member at the financially struggling public university says.

City U of New York, Bowdoin and Trinity of Connecticut all move this month to drop the charges for low-income applicants.

Well-meaning administrators and faculty members have put processes into place that show little awareness of the hurdles students confront, says Bridget Burns.

By Bridget Burns

The debate over the use of 'all lives matter' plays out in a public forum as NACAC conference closes.

Admissions group calls on colleges to require recruiting agents to disclose their financial ties to those they are seeking to recruit.

American colleges and universities can't count on ever-increasing numbers of international students, panelists warn.

Admissions officers talk about changing the way applications are read in order to keep up with demographic changes.