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Federal Judge Ends In-State Tuition for Noncitizens in Nebraska
$50M TRIO Grants? ED Gives States a Leg Up in College Access Program
The Trump administration is preferencing state agencies in some grant competitions for the college access program, and past winners could lose out.
University Scraps Sexuality Textbook for Containing ‘Graphic Images’
The University of Nebraska at Kearney investigated several complaints in May, including one from Gov. Jim Pillen calling a training module about empowering transgender students evidence of a “woke disease” degrading higher ed.
How Colleges Extend the Reach of Anti-DEI Laws
Colleges and universities amplify the impacts of anti-DEI laws through the processes they use to (over-)comply with them.
Florida Lawmakers Aim to Give Statewide Boards Power to Amend Gen Ed
The state Board of Governors and Board of Education already banned sociology from public institutions’ core course offerings. Legislation awaiting the governor’s signature would increase their authority to further change core curricula.
At NAFSA, More Questions Than Answers on What’s Ahead for International Students
The annual conference drew thousands of international education professionals to Florida, where they flocked to panels about the ever-shifting policy landscape.
New Rabbinical College Aims to Swoop In on Hebrew Union’s Shuttered Campus
Rural Students Made It to Campus. Now What?
Rural students have specific needs, but many colleges don’t have the tools or vocabulary to support their success. That gap could cost institutions enrollments and public trust.