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3 Takeaways on Enrollment Management
The annual conference of enrollment “data nerds” took place this week in Baltimore.
Higher Ed Groups Condemn Proposal That Could Ax Private College Tax Exemptions
The IRS says “all forms” of racial or ethnic discrimination could trigger loss of tax-exempt status under the regulation, “regardless of the intent behind or the legality of such discrimination.” Organizations say they fear political abuse.
WSU’s Plan to Cancel Fall Rush Draws Criticism
Proposed Census Changes Prompt Concerns About Counting Students
The Trump administration wants to eliminate certain questions about identity on the 2030 Census and exclude noncitizens from the count.
DOJ, ED Demand for Harvard Admissions Info Dismissed—for Now
Getting Students to the Polls Is Not Enough
Students need structured opportunities to have productive conversations across differences and practice other core civic skills.
DOJ Makes Arrests in FAFSA ‘Ghost Student’ Scheme
One of the individuals arrested was allegedly linked to more than 300 fraudulent student accounts and received more than $1 million over five years.
Colleges Keep Adding Football Programs
College football is booming. Ten new or revived programs are taking the field this year, the most since 2013, according to the National Football Foundation. More are on the way.