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Minnesota State Grants Shrink Amid Budget Shortfall
College students in Minnesota received smaller state financial aid packages than usual thanks to a $40 million budget shortfall for...
Inspector General Finds Gaps in FAFSA Planning, Oversight
The Office of Federal Student Aid didn’t put the necessary checks in place to effectively carry out parts of its...
Schuler Scholar Program Backs Out of $10M in Scholarships
A Chicago-area philanthropist has backed out of a pledge to give $10 million in scholarships to 1,250 low-income and first-generation...
Jewish Organizations Issue Guidelines to Campus Leaders
Five national Jewish organizations have released a list of recommendations for college and university leaders about how to prevent possible...
Student Wellness Tip: Encouraging Arts Students to Sleep
The first-year seminar at New York Film Academy places special emphasis on healthy sleep habits and encourages students to be mindful in self-care.
2 Iowa Catholic Universities to Combine
After months of discussion, St. Ambrose and Mount Mercy will join forces, hoping to capitalize on respective strengths.
How Biden’s Title IX Reform Became a Legal Morass
Conservatives have partly stymied the administration’s efforts to overhaul Title IX, getting the new regulations temporarily blocked in 26 states over objections to expanded rights for LGBTQ+ students. Here’s how the last 100 days have unfolded.
A New Title IX Era Brings Confusion and Frustration
A spate of lawsuits and court injunctions has complicated colleges’ efforts to comply with the Biden administration’s overhaul of the 52-year-old law, leaving Title IX coordinators frustrated and uncertain about how to move forward.