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Backlash Mounts Against Michigan State Board
When Michigan State’s president resigned, he blamed trustees and they faulted one another. Now frustrated state lawmakers want to overhaul the board amid the finger-pointing.
Federal Judge Ends In-State Tuition for Noncitizens in Nebraska
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that undocumented students in Nebraska can no longer pay in-state tuition rates, a win for...
U of Tennessee, Virginia Tech Receive Historic Gifts
Two universities have become the beneficiaries of historic gifts. The University of Tennessee has received a $130 million investment—the largest...
Iowa Undergrads Will Have to Take History Courses Picked by Civics Centers
Future undergraduates at Iowa’s three public universities must take a “comprehensive survey of all American history” course, plus a second...
College Presidents Navigate ‘Ultra-Politicization’
College leaders need to invest in relationships with faculty to spur innovation, one current president said at a panel this week.
$50M TRIO Grants? ED Gives States a Leg Up in College Access Program
The Trump administration is preferencing state agencies in some grant competitions for the college access program, and past winners could lose out.
Can Colleges Actually Build Student Well-Being?
In this week’s Voices of Student Success episode, NYU’s Zoe Ragouzeos explains how campuses can move beyond counseling centers to embed student well-being into the entire college experience.
Ohio State Prof Accused of Tackling Journalist Should Be Fired, Committee Says
An Ohio State University committee recommended the university fire Luke Perez, the professor who was accused of assaulting an independent...