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Independent Applicants: A Growing but Underserved Pool
The number of adult learners and other independent students applying to college has doubled in under a decade. The trouble, a new report suggests, is getting them to enroll.
Garber: Government Overreach Threatens Harvard’s Aims to ‘Improve Our Campus’
House Republicans Finalize Plan to Increase Endowment Tax Up to 21%
The plan has been in the works for weeks and now will face a committee markup Tuesday.
Trump Sends Mixed Signals on Apprenticeships
An executive order assured apprenticeship and workforce development advocates that their goals were a priority. But Trump’s recent budget proposal leaves them uncertain.
Weekly Wisdom | Yolanda Watson Spiva from Complete College America
Enjoy this inspiring #WeeklyWisdom episode featuring Complete College America President Yolanda Watson Spiva.
Weekly Wisdom | President Mung Chiang of Purdue University
Positioning a university for success on this #WeeklyWisdom episode with Mung Chiang, President of Purdue University.
Can Scientific Research Survive Without Federal Funding?
Universities are offering temporary relief to researchers whose projects have been disrupted by federal funding cuts. But it won't help in the long term, and experts say industry and philanthropy are in no position to make up for the losses.