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Colleges Must Act Now to Regain Public Trust, AAC&U Says
A new report, released Tuesday, argues colleges can take accountability for low public confidence without conceding to political criticism.
Judge Blocks USCIS Pause, but International Students Remain in Limbo
Processing for some Optional Practical Training applications had been on hold for seven months when a judge ruled the policy unlawful.
2 Oakland Community Colleges Merge
The Peralta Community College District is turning two of its colleges into one. Some faculty, staff and students say the move is rushed.
College Possible Integrates AI Advising Tool With Common App
The college access non-profit has partnered with Common App to help students navigate applications, deadlines and enrollment support.
St. John’s College Consolidates Presidency
St. John’s College is rethinking the presidency. Since 1986, St. John’s has had separate presidents for its campuses in Annapolis...
How GOP State Lawmakers Are Reshaping General Education
Legislators are increasingly determining colleges’ core classes, underscoring how higher ed has become a political lightning rod.
Canvas Hackers Target Dozens More Colleges
ShinyHunters, the cybercrime group behind last month’s Canvas hack, may have gained access to human resources and financial management software...
Weekly Wisdom | Melissa Connelly, OneGoal CEO
What does it take for students to persist—not just gain access?