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Will Graduate Schools Accept 3-Year Degrees?
A study of 10 graduate school admissions leaders showed that many are open to the idea of accepting students with reduced-credit degrees—even if current policies preclude it.
‘N.Y. Times’: Another Version of Trump’s Higher Ed Compact in the Works
Apparently emboldened after cutting deals with several universities last year, Trump administration officials are reworking their controversial compact for higher...
Fired a Week Ago, Morris Brown President Is Back on the Job
Morris Brown College has reinstated Kevin James as president a week after he was abruptly removed by the Board of...
Report: Education Department Opens Fewer Sexual Violence Investigations
The Department of Education—once the leading force for cracking down on colleges that mishandled cases of sexual assault and harassment—has...
New UNCF Report Highlights Leadership Challenges at HBCUs
A recent report from the United Negro College Fund found presidents at historically Black colleges and universities tend to have...
A New Catholic HSI Alliance
A group of Catholic Hispanic-serving universities has formed a partnership to brainstorm new ways to share resources and support students.
Parents Embrace Career and Technical Education
While traditional four-year college remains popular, a new study finds parents increasingly open to nondegree pathways for their children.
Survey: Faculty Say AI Is Impactful—but Not In a Good Way
Faculty members think generative AI in the classroom will increase cheating and shorten student attention spans. A minority of professors think the tools are a net positive.