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85% of Evicted Student Parents Don’t Complete a Bachelor’s
A New America study shows that student parents threatened with eviction graduate at extremely low rates—and face low incomes and high mortality rates after leaving higher ed.
Senate Tweaks ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Ahead of Final Vote
Workforce Pell is back in and senators exempted small colleges from the endowment tax.
HHS Finds Harvard in Violation of Title VI
New Survey Data Shows Support for Increasing Medical Research Funding
How Faculty Stall the Transfer Process
A new report from MDRC finds that faculty members hold negative perceptions of transfer student readiness for upper-level courses, which can impede degree completion.
Tribal Colleges Worry for Their Survival After Proposed Cut
Department of the Interior proposed reducing funding for tribal colleges by more than $100 million. Some tribal college leaders fear their institutions wouldn’t survive it.
Why UVA President’s Resignation Could Be a ‘Watershed Moment’
Ousting James Ryan is a dramatic escalation in the Trump administration’s war against higher ed and sends a chilling message to other university leaders, experts say.
What Happens to NCAA Athletes Now?
College athletics is in uncharted territory after the House settlement was approved in June. Experts expect growing pains in the inaugural year of the quasi-professional era.