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Warren Requests Investigation into ED’s Dismantling
Trump’s Effort to Break Up Education Dept. Part of Long History
An iteration of the department in 1867 lasted about a year before being demoted and not resurfacing until the Carter administration. Department or no, both Democrats and Republicans have expanded the federal role in education.
For One Tribal College, $5M Gift Is Transformative
Little Priest Tribal College in Nebraska is the latest higher education institution to receive a donation from MacKenzie Scott. It comes after Trump sought to drastically cut funding to tribal colleges, which rely on federal money to survive.
Khalil Sues for Information Regarding Government Use of Doxing Sites
Research: Professor Identity Can Influence Perceptions of Transfer
A study of over 3,000 faculty from CUNY two- and four-year institutions found gaps in awareness of transfer student outcomes and processes, which can hurt transfer success.
DOJ Sues California Over In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
California governor Gavin Newsom’s office responded, “We'll see you in court.”
Is Canada Still Among the Big 4 Overseas Student Recruiters?
End of “boom times” for Canadian institutions could prompt them to be more adventurous, with “riskier” recruitment and more branch campuses likely, say experts.
Advocates Say 2025 Brought “Trepidation” for Student Voters
Following an increase in voter suppression laws over the past several years, the political turbulence of 2025 has made many underrepresented students wary of engaging with campus voting outreach organizations.