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Who Benefits From Direct Admissions, in 5 Charts

Niche began its direct admissions pilot in 2022. This year, it says, its participating schools have already sent out hundreds of thousands of offers.

Rep. Burgess Owens, a Black man with short dark hair with some gray at the temples, wearing glasses and a blue suit with a yellow tie, sits in a House hearing room.

House Hearing Highlights Potential of Skills Transcripts

To one House Republican, learning and employment records “are the future.” Democrats are also on board but want safeguards to protect workers.

An illustration showing Trump, an airplane and a map of the world.

International Students Afraid Under the Trump Administration

A new national survey from Stop AAPI Hate, a coalition dedicated to fighting discrimination against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders...
Student traveling on a scooter on the campus of Texas Tech University.

Texas Tech Begins to Collect Info on Race, Gender Course Content

For each of their courses, faculty must say whether they “advocate for” or “promote” certain race or gender identities.

A food pantry assembly line for meal kits. Canned goods are stacked up on tables and students are filling brown paper bags with the food items.

SUNY Service Corps Mobilizes to Fight Food Insecurity in New York

Chancellor King said the program highlights how higher ed can respond to crises across the state and reflects the growing desire among young people “to contribute to the community.”

President Donald Trump signs an executive orders relating to higher education in the Oval Office. He is surrounded by members of his cabinet and there are red Make America Great Again hats on the Resolute Desk.

ED Seeks Public Comment on Accreditation Reform

Reforming the accreditation process has been a key focus for the Trump administration. Officials from the Education Department reinforced that...
Virginia Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger, a light-skinned woman with blond hair, wearing a red suit, speaks at a podium.

Youngkin Loses Battle Over Virginia Board Picks

The legal battle over whether Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin’s university board appointees will take their seats is over after a...

Ep. 184: Voices of Student Success: 2025 Trends and 2026 Predictions

Inside Higher Ed’s Voices of Student Success looks into some of the latest trends in helping students flourish in higher education.