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Report questions whether state plans that automatically admit top percentile of high school graduates truly produce equity.

Institutions with money and prestige are doing very well this year; those known for serving low-income students, not so much.

Students are showing more interest in health-related education. Experts say it's not just about Anthony Fauci.

Study finds that, post-Katrina, more students are going to college and succeeding there.

Student mobility fell steeply this year as colleges dealt with other enrollment challenges.

Colleges will need to adjust to a shrinking, diversifying pool of traditional college-aged students in the near future. What will they need to do to be ready?

Rising graduation rates mean more high schoolers receiving diplomas than previously expected as classes diversify rapidly. But by the mid-2020s, class sizes start shrinking.