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Quick Takes

Study: More Students Plan to Attend College, Not All Ready to Finance It

More students are planning to pursue college, as 72 percent of high school seniors intend to pursue an associate or...
Global

Fifth of U.K. Universities Publicly Embrace ‘Political Neutrality’

Campaigners suggest refusing to take a stance on contentious issues may be the best way to navigate new free speech requirements.

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Quick Takes

ADL Finds Campus Antisemitism Declined in 2025

After years of Republican lawmakers accusing universities of failing to address antisemitism on campus, new data shows that reported incidents...
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Students Financial Aid

Designing Successful Free College Programs

New research from the Brookings Institute highlights better and worse ways to craft a free college program. Here’s how researchers think lawmakers can get it right.

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Quick Takes

Rutgers Disinvites Engineering Graduation Speaker After He Criticizes Israel

The Rutgers University at New Brunswick School of Engineering canceled a pro-Palestinian alumnus as its convocation speaker after, the university...
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Opinion
Views

Loan Caps Will Steer Students Toward Riskier Private Lending

The hope is that graduate loan caps will put pressure on institutions to lower costs. But the caps could cost students much more in the long run.

By Eileen Connor

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Students Free Speech

Colleges Using Institutional Neutrality to Suppress Student Speech

College officials have cited the policies and state anti-DEI laws as they force students to remove language from fliers and theater sets. Experts say administrators are misinterpreting those policies and laws.

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Students Financial Aid

Confusing College Pricing Sows Mistrust in Higher Ed

New survey suggests that difficulty calculating the real cost of college weakens institutional trust among students and their families.