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Historically Black Land-Grant Universities Celebrate USDA Agreement as ‘Big Win’
College leaders hope to secure more funding and opportunities for their students as they ramp up collaboration with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
House Republican Report Says Campus Antisemitism a ‘Systemic Problem’
In a blistering report released Tuesday, Republicans on the House Education and Workforce Committee say campus antisemitism didn’t begin with...
House Ed Panel Tackles Alleged Truman Scholarship Bias, Financial Aid Fraud
Democrats largely opposed Republicans, arguing that their attention should be focused on other issues such as the growing affordability crisis.
Florida Legislature OKs Conditional Campus Carry Law
The Florida Legislature approved a bill last week that will allow faculty and staff at the state’s colleges and universities...
Labor Soliciting Applications for TRIO Grant on ED’s Behalf
The Labor Department is soliciting applications for a TRIO grant program on the Education Department’s behalf, and awards will be...
Kent Warns Accreditors Over DEI
Education Under Secretary Nicholas Kent sent letters to two accreditors alleging that diversity, equity and inclusion practices in their standards conflict with federal law.
5% Cap on Out-of-State Enrollment at Florida Universities Fails
Florida lawmakers nixed a proposal to limit how out-of-state enrollment at some Florida universities, The Orlando Sentinel reported. The measure...
What Will It Take to Address the Pell Shortfall?
Most experts say the primary goal should be finding the funds needed to plug an immediate $17 billion gap. But it remains undecided where those funds would come from or how to resolve the larger $100 billion deficit over the next 10 years.