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Missouri Merged 2 Agencies. What Can Trump Learn From the Show-Me State?
As the Trump administration looks to merge career and technical education services between the Departments of Education and Labor, Inside Higher Ed spoke with Missouri state officials who underwent a similar process.
Colleges Hope Tuition Guarantees Will Open Doors to Lower-Income Students
Income-based tuition guarantees are on the rise, with many universities saying they aim to make their already-generous financial aid policies as explicit as possible.
2026–27 FAFSA Form Now Available to All
The final version of this year’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid was made available to all students Wednesday—eight days...
Kentucky Agrees to End In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education agreed to terminate its offering of in-state tuition to undocumented students, according to a...
Angelo State Allows LGBQ Discussions, Holds Firm on Anti-Trans Policies
Directives related to a slate of convoluted and sometimes contradictory new policies prohibiting discussion of transgender topics and identity have...
Teaching Students Healthy Eating Habits
Fewer than half of college students rate their nutrition at college above average. Here are some interventions colleges are using to support students’ physical health.
Purdue to Send Professor, Grad Student and Alumni Into Space
Purdue University has trained 28 NASA astronauts, including Neil Armstrong. Now the university plans to send a five-person, all-Purdue team...
Vanderbilt Eyes National Expansion
The university plans to build a campus in Florida, has leased a site in New York City and aims to establish a foothold in California in its quest to grow beyond Nashville.