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Data-Based Decisions Tips: Using FAFSA Data to Reach At-Need Students
A 2022 Dear Colleague letter from the Education Department encouraged colleges and universities to use FAFSA data to reach out to students about their eligibility for federal benefits, but few did. A new report identifies strategies for direct outreach to better support financially insecure students.
U.S. Forces For-Profit Chain to Dismiss CEO, CFO
The move is part of an “unprecedented” settlement agreement that will officially shutter Florida Career College and allow the parent company’s remaining colleges to access federal financial aid, but with stricter rules.
Why Gödel Believed in an Afterlife: Academic Minute
Today on the Academic Minute: Andrew Englert, research associate at the Institute for Advanced Study, explores what one great logician...
U.S. Opens 2nd Civil Rights Investigation Into Harvard
The Education Department has opened a second civil rights investigation into allegations of shared-ancestry discrimination at Harvard University, according to...
Ex–Seton Hall President Sues University and Regents
The former president of Seton Hall University claimed in a lawsuit this week that the university and some of its...
ACLU Warns Against Adopting Antisemitism Definition
The American Civil Liberties Union urged U.S. education secretary Miguel Cardona to reject the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s working definition...
A Rise in Hyperspecialized Catholic Colleges and Trade Schools
A handful of new Catholic institutions and trade schools are emerging and experimenting with new models as many of their established peers suffer enrollment woes.
$200 Million in Gifts for DePauw
DePauw University in Indiana has received $200 million to support liberal arts education, President Lori White announced Wednesday. An anonymous...