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How HBCUs Plan to Spend MacKenzie Scott’s Money
The philanthropist dropped upward of $300 million on historically Black colleges and universities this fall. Campus leaders are overjoyed and spending in ways they never thought possible.
Listening to Military-Affiliated Students
During a webinar by the American Council on Education, veterans shared their experiences and suggestions for improving supports for military-affiliated students.
Former Texas A&M President Received $3.5M Exit Package
Student Success Leaders Worry About Affordability, AI and Diversity
Execs show faith in their institutions—and concern about technology, federal policy and other shifts.
International Graduate Student Enrollment Drops
Some colleges report dramatic declines in enrollment among master’s-level students amid visa issuance and immigration challenges in the U.S.
U of Austin to End Tuition ‘Forever’ With Help of $100M Gift
After receiving even more support from a big conservative donor, the not-yet-accredited institution announced it will neither charge tuition nor accept government funds. Some are skeptical.
Ep. 181: TRIO Cuts, Compact Responses and Looking for Signs of Life at ED
A look at all the news out of Washington.
University President Elected Lt. Gov. of N.J.
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