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A ‘Barrage of Bills’ Would Overhaul Higher Ed in Iowa—If They Actually Pass
The state’s new House Higher Education Committee has advanced a raft of bills that would hit universities’ pocketbooks, hide presidential candidates’ names, and more.
Barbershop Builds Community for Black Male Students
LaGuardia Community College’s biweekly barbershop sessions offer connection, mentorship and candid conversations about life as a young Black man.
A $50M Commitment for a New Center at Michigan State
4-Year Institutions Eye Programs Eligible for Workforce Pell
Four-year colleges and universities won nearly half of the FIPSE grants awarded for short-term programs eligible for Workforce Pell, surprising some community college leaders who have spent decades building up those options.
Post–Affirmative Action, Black and Hispanic Enrollment Increased at Flagships
Black and Hispanic enrollment dropped sharply at highly selective institutions, indicating students who may have gone to an Ivy League university may have ended up at their safety schools, according to the researcher.
New Presidents: Caltech, Valparaiso, U. of Michigan, Trine and More
Trump Demands Harvard Pay $1 Billion
Just hours before the latest demand, The New York Times reported he had backed off calling for a cash settlement.
9 More Higher Ed Names in the Epstein Files
Through coffees, phone calls and private flights, at least nine more academics are linked to Jeffrey Epstein in the latest disclosure of documents from the Justice Department.