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Iowa Lawmakers Advance Bill to Eliminate Student Seat on Board of Regents
A voting student position on the Iowa Board of Regents would be eliminated under a new bill advanced by the...
High-Stakes Policy Talks Shed Light on ED’s Playbook
In negotiating loan caps, a Pell Grant expansion and accountability measures, the Education Department made few concessions and yet secured unanimous agreement. Here’s how they did it.
Education Dept. Drops Appeal of Court Order Blocking Anti-DEI Guidance
First Amendment advocates and higher ed leaders are declaring victory, and some say it’s the “final defeat” of Trump’s attempt to rid colleges of race-based student supports.
Penn Calls Request for Jewish Employees’ Names Unconstitutional in Court Filing
The University of Pennsylvania filed its formal response Tuesday to the Trump administration’s demand that the university disclose the names...
‘N.Y. Times’: Another Version of Trump’s Higher Ed Compact in the Works
Apparently emboldened after cutting deals with several universities last year, Trump administration officials are reworking their controversial compact for higher...
Opinion
Florida’s Syllabus Regulations Will Lead to Stunted College Classrooms
Setting a fixed reading list 45-plus days before classes start is not a recipe for good teaching.
Report: Education Department Opens Fewer Sexual Violence Investigations
The Department of Education—once the leading force for cracking down on colleges that mishandled cases of sexual assault and harassment—has...
Higher Ed Prepares for New Era of Accessibility
Looming federal regulations update the ADA to make web content and mobile apps more accessible to people, including college students, with disabilities. But universities are scrambling to comply by the April deadline.