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Report: Cost Is Graduate Enrollment ‘Gatekeeper’
Many graduate programs face funding cuts, enrollment declines and uncertain futures, but a new report describes cost of attendance as...
Tribal Colleges Brace for Disruption as Oversight Shifts to Interior Department
The U.S. Department of the Interior is going to take over managing tribal college funds as the Education Department sheds many of its programs. College leaders are worried.
New Presidents: Hartwick, Duquesne, Centenary, Sonoma State, Iowa State and More
Laurel Bongiorno, vice president for academic affairs and provost at Hartwick College in New York, has been named president of...
First-Year Program Teaches Students Executive Functioning Skills
A four-week early-college program at the University of Mary Washington helps students organize their schedules and use tech tools to stay on top of deadlines.
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
Free Application for Federal Student Aid completion is up this year, with 26 percent of high school seniors having filled...
A $150M Gift for an Arts Complex at Kentucky
The University of Kentucky has received a $150 million gift—the largest in the institution’s history—to create a new home for...
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.