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Kentucky State Projects Enrollment Plunge After New Law
Kentucky State University projects its enrollment will drop by about 20 percent by next spring, partly due to a new...
Firing Fallout at New Mexico Highlands
After pushing out the president who alleged financial impropriety by the board, New Mexico Highlands University is facing state scrutiny and a special audit over “potential fraud.”
AAUP Investigating Academic Freedom, Shared Governance Across Texas Colleges
An American Association of University Professors committee is investigating academic freedom and shared governance violations across Texas, where public university...
Following Law, Louisiana Colleges Post Ten Commandments in Classrooms
Louisiana higher ed systems say their institutions are posting the Ten Commandments in classrooms, following orders from Republican lawmakers. A...
Federal Judge Ends In-State Tuition for Noncitizens in Nebraska
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that undocumented students in Nebraska can no longer pay in-state tuition rates, a win for...
Iowa Undergrads Will Have to Take History Courses Picked by Civics Centers
Future undergraduates at Iowa’s three public universities must take a “comprehensive survey of all American history” course, plus a second...
$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.
Law Calls on Colorado Colleges to Provide Abortion Drugs
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill into law last week that requires colleges and universities in the state with...