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New College Expansion Plan Advances
War of Words Over Florida’s Presidential Pick
After the University of Florida named Stuart Bell as a finalist for the presidency, critics took aim at his past work on DEI. Similar controversy upended UF’s last presidential search.
Baptist Church Funds Mizzou’s Black Student Council
Caltech Must Bid to Operate NASA Lab for First Time in Nearly 100 Years
Earnings Test Gets Mixed Reviews in Public Comments
Representatives for religious colleges and beauty schools argued the metric could have devastating consequences for their institutions. Others say accountability is necessary.
Why Advocates Want a $200 Increase to the Pell Grant
Higher ed groups say the grant has lost purchasing power amid inflation. But getting any increase through Congress will be a hard sell as lawmakers grapple with the program’s $17 million shortfall.
Portland State Moves Toward Layoffs, Despite Faculty Calls for Pause
The university, one of multiple financially struggling Oregon public institutions, hemorrhaged enrollment during the pandemic. Its president has proposed department eliminations and other cuts, drawing ire from unions.
Inside a College Housing Lifeline in the Bronx
At the University of Mount Saint Vincent, Dax House provides low-cost housing and support for students facing homelessness or housing insecurity.