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Student Success Health & Wellness

How the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Threatens Student Success

At a webinar Tuesday, experts shared projections about how the budget bill could impact college students and their financial stability.

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Students Safety

HBCUs Ramp Up Security After Threats, Campus Shootings

Historically Black college and university leaders say security is a priority after terroristic threats last month and shootings on campuses in recent weeks.

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Student Success The College Experience

Listen: Putting AI Tools in the Classroom

Inside Higher Ed’s Voices of Student Success discusses the role of faculty in embracing and teaching alongside AI tools for career development.

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Quick Takes

Indiana University Alumni Pull Donations Over Student Newspaper Censorship

Indiana University’s decision to suspend the print publication of its student newspaper is costing the institution: Alumni are pulling donations...

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Student Success Academic Life

Report: Improving Community College Transfer in California

Research brief evaluates trends in upward transfer from the California community college system to CSU campuses. Despite clear pathways, some eligible students do not transfer or graduate with a four-year degree.

Diversity

Trump’s UCLA Demand: $1.2B Fine and Limits on Trans, Foreign Student Freedoms

A faculty lawsuit forced the university to release a 27-page draft “resolution agreement,” which would also require UCLA and affiliated hospitals to stop “performing hormonal interventions and ‘transgender’ surgeries” on anyone under 18.

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Students Diversity

Using an Anti-KKK Law to End a Black-Only Scholarship

Citing the KKK Act of 1871, the Pacific Legal Foundation and another anti–affirmative action group sued to end a race-restricted scholarship at UC San Diego. Now, the Black Alumni Scholarship Fund has been renamed.

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Opinion

Career Advice Carpe Careers

Struggling at Your New Job? That’s Normal

Here are three tips for conquering your new-job jitters.

By Linda Louie