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Utah Colleges Could Face Huge Cuts in 2025
Utah’s house speaker is warning that the state’s 16 public colleges and universities could face 10 percent cuts when the...
A Battle Over Florida’s General Education Courses
Florida International University faculty have raised concerns about course revisions designed to comply with state law, a process undertaken quietly across the state.
Paier College Denied Authority to Operate by Connecticut
Paier College, a troubled for-profit art school, is facing possible closure amid a state investigation that found it failed various...
Fla. Board of Governors to Gain More Oversight of Presidential Searches
The Florida Board of Governors will have more say in presidential searches at the state’s public institutions, approving a new...
How an Outsider Disrupted Pennsylvania’s Struggling State System
In his six years as PASSHE chancellor, Dan Greenstein took a bold—and sometimes controversial—approach to repairing a public university system in a downward spiral. Did it work?
Should Sasse’s Résumé Have Raised Red Flags?
Ben Sasse abruptly stepped down as president of the University of Florida in July. Some critics blame the board, arguing they missed shortcomings on his unusual CV.
N.Y. Governor Meets With College Leaders Over Protests
New York governor Kathy Hochul met Monday afternoon with the leaders of more than 200 colleges and universities in the...
Questions Linger After Sasse’s Departure From U of Florida
State officials are calling for an investigation into former president Ben Sasse’s spending. Even after stepping down, he’s poised to make millions, experts say.