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Wisconsin Experts Convene to Address System Enrollment Woes
A legislative study committee will determine whether more closures and consolidations are necessary. Opinions varied widely at the first meeting.
Did Trump Get HBCUs ‘All Funded’?
Advocates and leaders of historically Black colleges say Trump’s presidency was a mixed bag for their institutions—and his record may signal what’s ahead for them if he wins again.
Biden’s SAVE Plan Blocked by Federal Court
An emergency stay issued Thursday prompted calls for the Education Department to pause student loan payments for borrowers. The agency says it is assessing its options following the ruling.
Report: Predictive Models May Have Bias Against Black and Hispanic Learners
A recent study from the American Educational Research Association’s journal finds predictive models can perpetuate social disparities and assume worse outcomes of some racial and ethnic groups.
Ben Sasse Stepping Down as University of Florida President
New Rules for Accreditors, Textbook Pricing Delayed Until 2025
Higher Ed Groups Slam New DHS Cyber Proposal
New requirements for reporting cyberattacks would put undue stress on both small and large institutions, 16 organizations told the Department of Homeland Security in a letter.
Desperate Times, Unorthodox Measures
The FAFSA fiasco set fall enrollments back, far behind targets for many vulnerable small colleges. Some are taking extreme steps to fill their empty seats.