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Reinstating Pell Grants in Prisons Moves Slowly After 26-Year Ban
Pell Grants were officially restored for incarcerated students in July. But helping them access the funds is a multi-step process for colleges and corrections agencies.
Jason Lane, Higher Ed Researcher, to Lead State System Group
The National Association of System Heads, which includes leaders of dozens of public college and university systems that educate roughly...
UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Finalist for Michigan State Job
Michigan State University appears poised to hire University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz as its next...
University of Arizona Miscalculated by Millions
UA has much less cash on hand than the Board of Regents requires. The faculty is accusing the administration of financial mismanagement.
AAUP: Critiques of Israel Aren’t ‘Invariably Antisemitic’
The American Association of University Professors said Wednesday it “rejects the characterization of pro-Palestinian speech or critiques of the Israeli...
Magdalen College Announces Closure
Magdalen College of the Liberal Arts, a small Catholic institution in New Hampshire, will close at the end of the...
AI Voice Clones and Deepfakes: The Latest Presidents’ Engagement Tools
Artificial intelligence is allowing university presidents to reach students in new ways—and forms. But experts warn to proceed with caution.
New College of Florida Seeks $400M for Conservative Transformation
The high-priced business plan emphasizes new facilities and academic programs, as well as athletics. Officials say the money is needed to reach state goals.