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States Lack Policies on Dual Enrollment Quality
In wide-ranging report, the association for dual-enrollment programs argues that fewer than half of states currently have “holistic” policies governing quality of dual-enrollment programs.
Mental Health Maze on Campus
As colleges expand services, a new study from the Ruderman Family Foundation finds students struggling to navigate a growing but fragmented system. How can institutions help?
Webster Drops Chess Program, Citing Visas and Funding
New Presidents: Ursinus, Lane, Wyoming, Jackson State, Buffalo State and More
Federal Government Phasing Out Special Student Relief
Smith College Faces Federal Investigation for Admitting Trans Women
The Trump administration argues that allowing “biological males” into “women’s intimate spaces” violates Title IX, a federal law that prohibits sex-based discrimination.
Michigan Professor’s Praise for Pro-Palestinian Protesters Sparks Furor
Republican officials and some Jewish groups criticized the speech as antisemitic and unnecessarily political.
Why Small Changes Make a Big Difference to Accessibility in Higher Education
Find out why individual actions hold the key to moving higher education institutions from compliance to success for disabled students.