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Marietta Announces $55M Pledge as It Launches New Capital Campaign
Connecting Dual Enrollment to Career Training
A new Community College Research Center report identifies three ways colleges and K–12 districts can build on existing programs to help high school students earn college credit.
Cornell Rape Allegations Push Other Universities to Self-Reflect
A former student’s accusations that Cornell University failed to adequately respond to an alleged gang rape at a fraternity house have reignited the national conversation about campus sexual assault.
Judge Rules Trump’s Anti-DEI Order for Contractors Can Stand, Clarifies Scope
Rutgers Unions Win Academic Freedom for All Unit Members
Traditionally limited to full-time faculty, academic freedom protections will now extend to librarians, postdocs and clinicians at Rutgers. But without accompanying job security, adjuncts could still be vulnerable.
What Can Work Colleges Teach Higher Ed?
Student labor is a vital part of the educational experience at work colleges, which offer free or reduced tuition. But the model requires significant investment and is hard to replicate.
Report About FSA’s Future Causes Concern
Trump’s latest plan—spinning FSA off into a stand-alone agency—is not a new idea. But experts warn that it could cause disruption as FSA works to carry out complex student loan policies.
Grand Canyon University Clears Key Hurdle to Open Christian Law School Next Fall
Brian Mueller, the university’s president, said it’s important that future lawyers understand how the Bible “undergirds” American society.