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Trump Administration Threatens Colleges’ Tax-Exempt Status
Under the proposed rule, any college that adopts or maintains admissions policies, scholarships, loans or other programs for students of color could lose its tax-exempt status.
The House Republican Trying to Redefine Graduate Student Loan Caps
Inside Higher Ed called up Rep. Michael Lawler to talk about his push to expand the list of programs whose students get access to higher loan caps.
‘Novel’ Partnership Sours Into ‘Hostile Takeover’
Three years after Antioch and Otterbein Universities partnered to widen student access to academic programs, Otterbein’s president led an effort to dissolve Antioch’s board and fire its new president. Antioch has taken legal action to preserve its autonomy.
Syracuse Chancellor Says Budget Deficit ‘Far From a Crisis’
August Cuts to Start the Academic Year
Harvard University cut more than 100 jobs last month amid a lengthy restructuring process. Multiple others also enacted smaller cuts.
The Ticks and Leeches of Higher Education
External culprits eating the sector alive by exploiting, capitalizing and profiting off higher education and students stand to weaken and kill it.
Bluefield State Fires President
The board cited concerns about transparency and financial oversight in firing President Darrin Martin. He’s the second president to leave under scrutiny in the last three years.