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Harvard Among Institutions That Cut Personnel in July
Multiple campuses laid off employees last month to plug budget gaps created by the loss of federal research funds, declining enrollment, shrinking state support and more.
Education Department Approves First Workforce Pell Program
The U.S. Department of Education approved its first Workforce Pell program, for training emergency medical technicians at Iowa Central Community...
Ep. 207: AI for the Public Good With Venu Govindaraju
Govindaraju, from the University at Buffalo, discusses how universities can “out purpose” big tech in AI development.
Nursing Coalition Challenges ED’s Professional Degrees List
A coalition of advanced nurses, public health workers, teachers and therapists is once again challenging how the Department of Education...
Texas A&M Faculty Challenge System’s Race and Gender Rules
Texas A&M University faculty members sued their university this week in an effort to block a system policy that limits...
How HBCUs Help Students Find Their Way Back to College
InsideTrack’s five-year coaching initiative across 39 HBCUs helped stopped-out students return and stay on track toward degree completion.
UMich College Shifts to P/NC Grading for First-Year Students
Starting in fall 2027, the University of Michigan’s College of Literature, Science, and the Arts will grade all first-year students...
Where Enrollment Stands as Fall 2026 Approaches
Although six in 10 enrollment leaders said their colleges had met their fall 2026 enrollment goals, that number was lower for small colleges, which also discounted more and relied on campus visits to convert prospective students.