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ED Investigates Louisiana Board of Regents Over Enrollment Goals
The Trump administration is investigating an enrollment initiative in Louisiana designed to boost the number of Black and Hispanic students...
National Institute on Transfer Finds a New Home
After fears of closure, NISTS—a repository for the study of transfer students—is relocating to the University of South Carolina.
Report: 41 Institutions Steered Low-Income Families to Loans
The New America report identifies institutions where a high rate of families who took out Parent PLUS loans are low-income.
State Higher Ed Officials Do Away With the Term ‘Noncredit’
A group of state higher ed leaders are on a mission to get rid of the term. They argue it underplays the value of these programs and shortchanges students.
As Students Turn to ChatGPT for College Searches, AI Visibility Becomes Priority
Students are using AI tools to decide where to apply to college, pushing institutional leaders to find ways to ensure that AI chatbots include their college in the conversation.
Opinion
The Challenges Rural Students Face After Admission
Since 2016, many colleges have stepped up recruitment of rural students—but do they know the academic, cultural and financial barriers many face after admission?
Massachusetts Will Allow 3-Year Degree Proposals
Massachusetts colleges and universities may soon be allowed to offer three-year bachelor’s degrees, after the state Board of Higher Education...
Remote LSAT Ending Due to Cheating Concerns
Beginning in August, the LSAT—the required entrance exam for law school admissions—will only be administered in person to protect the...