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Trump Targets Harvard’s Accreditation, Will Subpoena International Student Records
Federal agencies are increasing pressure on the university, which still hasn’t acceded to the government’s sweeping demands. The institution says it’s facing retaliation.
FAFSA Completion Rate Bounces Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels
Trump Admin. Tweaks 90-10 Regs
The change is expected to have a minimal impact on students, but critics worry about the precedent.
To Avoid Program Closures, PASSHE Explores Course Sharing
After years of declining enrollment, Pennsylvania’s 14-campus higher education system is piloting plans to allow students to access courses beyond their home institution.
Black, Hispanic, First-Gen Students Receive Shorter Letters of Recommendation
Even for the highest-achieving first-generation students, counselors were less likely to include details about things like intellectual promise and extracurricular activities.
Barnard Settles Antisemitism Lawsuit, Agrees to Demands
U.S. Army Reorganizes, Closes ROTC Units at Colleges
The Hidden Curriculum of Student Conduct Proceedings
Research from a student conduct officer at the University of Rhode Island reveals opportunities to make conduct processes clearer to first-generation students.