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Reports find merit aid is a common enrollment strategy to attract wealthy students, with high-income students receiving slightly more financial aid than their low-income peers on average.

An Ohio State report found former president Ted Carter tried to steer resources toward a woman he had an inappropriate relationship with, but staff largely rebuffed such efforts.

Democratic state lawmakers’ reliance on different information sources than Republicans’ partly explains the parties’ diverging stances on controversial higher ed...

New report shows colleges and universities could suffer as states move to compensate for lost SNAP and Medicaid funding. How much depends on individual states’ policies and priorities.

The Kentucky General Assembly has largely walked back the millions of dollars in public higher ed budget cuts it previously...

Lawmakers in multiple states named bills after Turning Point USA’s controversial founder following his shooting death on a campus in September.

Public colleges now have until next year to ensure their web pages and mobile apps are accessible to people with disabilities in accordance with recent updates to the ADA. Disability advocates decried the delay as “unconscionable.”

New research from The Rithm Project shows how young people use artificial intelligence tools for connection, support and tasks—and where risks emerge.