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Kent Warns Accreditors Over DEI
Education Under Secretary Nicholas Kent sent letters to two accreditors alleging that diversity, equity and inclusion practices in their standards conflict with federal law.
Higher Learning Commission Endorses First Microcredential Providers
The Fight for Parents’ Access to Higher Ed
The founder of Generation Hope, an organization that supports parenting students, discusses her new book on how to combat the challenges these students are up against.
5% Cap on Out-of-State Enrollment at Florida Universities Fails
What Will It Take to Address the Pell Shortfall?
Most experts say the primary goal should be finding the funds needed to plug an immediate $17 billion gap. But it remains undecided where those funds would come from or how to resolve the larger $100 billion deficit over the next 10 years.
Helping Transfer Students Complete Degrees Abroad
After having to turn away students who wanted to transfer from U.S. institutions to universities abroad, two longtime international recruiters set out to find a way to fill that gap.
Childcare Costs Put College Out of Reach for Bay Area Parents
A new California Competes report finds that more than 100,000 adults with young children say childcare costs prevent them from enrolling in or returning to college.
Criminology Professor Spills His ‘Love Is Blind’ Success Story
Ohio State professor Vic St. John talks about his experience on Netflix’s Love Is Blind and what it taught him about romance and academia.