Institutions

Tribal colleges are bolstering mental health services to alleviate the emotional toll of the pandemic on Native American students.

The Department of Education begins the process of writing new regulations limiting what for-profit institutions can count as nonfederal sources of revenue with two public hearings this week.

United Negro College Fund and Complete College America support Black colleges’ efforts to upgrade their expertise and replicate their unique educational offerings digitally.

Experts hoped college enrollments would rebound this fall. New data show that while selective institutions have seen their numbers recover, most others continue to struggle.

A community college newspaper, which served as a pipeline to media jobs for students, struggles amid a pandemic and enrollment declines.

Today’s students must understand the legacy of older generations of Black movement leaders, writes Fredrika Newton, a former member of the party and the wife of its co-founder.

By Fredrika Newton

Enrollment rates at community colleges continue to plummet across the country as administrators seek solutions to stanch the outward flow of students.

Advocates for tuition-free community college were disappointed by President Biden’s announcement that it won’t be a part of the Build Back Better Act. But they aren’t giving up yet -- or anytime soon.