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Brown Strikes Deal With Trump Administration
Unlike Columbia, the Ivy League institution will not make a direct payment to the government. But it has made a handful of concessions, including handing over admissions data.
Adult Ed Funding Restored, but Migrant Students Still Waiting
The Trump administration’s decision to restore hundreds of millions of dollars in frozen adult education funds ends weeks of uncertainty for colleges.
Howard Students Crowdsource to Cover Unpaid Balances
Some abruptly learned they owed large sums to the university amid the switch to a new student platform. They’ve turned to social media and GoFundMe to make up the difference.
OCR to Investigate 5 Colleges for ‘National Origin Discrimination’
Minnesota Alters Financial Aid Program Formula
Listen: College Students With Kids More Likely to Face Eviction
In the latest episode of Voices of Student Success, Inside Higher Ed discusses New America’s new research brief on student parents and the impacts of housing insecurity on their long-term outcomes.
How Medicaid Cuts Undermine Belonging
Federal cuts to health care and food benefits reinforce the price of being poor in college, Lynn Pasquerella writes.
Risk and Resilience
CBOs identify financial threats to their institutions in our annual survey, especially in the near-term. They also hint at confidence in their institution’s ability to adapt.