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Federal Student Aid Conference Delayed
Financial aid administrators are upset that the Education Department has not scheduled its annual training for them. But one official says it’s now slated for March.
FAFSA Completion Is Up
A $150M Gift for an Arts Complex at Kentucky
Kentucky Study Shows Most Effective Way to Deliver Dual-Enrollment Courses
According to new research, students who take courses taught by a high school instructor on a college campus are most likely to enroll in postsecondary education.
Chief Diversity Officers Report Stress Amid Shifting Roles
Policy Changes and Financial Issues Drove November Cuts
Universities across the nation announced job and program cuts last month. Most were related to persistent financial challenges, though some stem from federal and state policy fallout.
Helping College Students Save for the Long Term
Colleges provide financial education to help students plan for retirement.
Citing Anti-DEI DOJ Memo, Alabama Ends Black-, Women-Focused Student Magazines
The university pointed to a July Department of Justice memo that warned against “unlawful proxies” for race or sex. It’s another example of administrators restricting student media.