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Martin University to ‘Pause’ Operations
Officials at the private, predominantly Black institution cited financial and enrollment challenges. A decision to close has not been made.
Education Dept. Labels Hundreds of Colleges as ‘Lower Earnings’
The colleges on the list enroll fewer than 3 percent of undergraduates.
Pomona In Talks to Acquire Claremont Graduate University
Pomona College is reportedly looking to acquire Claremont Graduate University, which has faced financial challenges over the last decade and has been seeking a strategic partner.
New Deep Dive: Making OBBBA Implementation Work for Students
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is the biggest shake-up to federal higher education policy in more than a decade...
$401M Gift to Michigan State Will Benefit Athletics
Michigan State University has received a historic $401 million commitment, largely for athletics, from local philanthropists Greg and Dawn Williams...
Conservative Think Tank AEI Names Ben Sasse Senior Fellow
The American Enterprise Institute, a prominent conservative-leaning think tank, has named former U.S. senator and university president Ben Sasse a...
Coach Buyouts Boom to Record Highs
Colleges have agreed to nearly $228 million in severance pay for football coaches this year, almost doubling a previous record for buyouts and prompting fresh scrutiny and legislation.
Fate of Accountability for Undergraduate Certificates Likely to Loom Over ED Talks
The Education Department is crafting regs to carry out a congressionally mandated earnings test for colleges. The contentious gainful-employment rule is also on the table.