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New Survey Reveals What Ails Young Men
Out of Caution or Protest, Foreign Scholars Skip U.S. Conferences
As President Donald Trump deploys National Guard troops to American cities and ICE arrests pick up, some international scholars are opting out of U.S. travel.
A Look Inside a Rapidly Growing Sector: Dual Enrollment
The association for the programs, NACEP, celebrates its 25th birthday this year. While NACEP’s core goals haven’t changed, course delivery, public policy and perceptions of the practice certainly have.
Former WNMU President Sues Lawmakers, Alleges Corruption
Upping the Financial Stakes on Student Involvement
More colleges are providing cash rewards for students to participate in extracurricular activities. The goal is to address student financial wellness and prepare them for future careers.
Students, Unions to Protest Trump’s Higher Ed Agenda Friday
Trump Partially Funds SNAP as Colleges Scramble to Feed Students
After court orders, the Trump administration agreed to use emergency reserves to pay for food stamps during the government shutdown. But the funds cover only half of what’s needed. Campuses are trying to fill in the gaps for needy students.
Under McMahon, ED Is Diminished but Not Dead, Experts Say
Inside Higher Ed spoke with more than a dozen politicians, higher education experts and former department employees; their thoughts on the agency’s status varied, but many tried to remain hopeful.