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How ICE Targeted International Students

Federal immigration officials targeted student visa holders by running their names through a federal database of criminal histories, according to...
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Listen: 2025 Graduates Face a Challenging Job Market

The latest episode of Voices of Student Success addresses how to prepare soon-to-be college graduates for navigating an economic downturn and cooling job market.

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Limestone University Announces Closure

The abrupt end of the private South Carolina institution follows a last-minute fundraising effort by the board that came up millions of dollars short.

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Survey: What Online College Students Need

A new analysis of Inside Higher Ed’s annual Student Voice survey underscores the significance of belonging and relevance of content and assessment for online learners.

Ep. 153: Voices of Student Success: Graduates Face a Challenging Job Market

How to prepare soon-to-be college graduates for navigating an economic downturn and cooling job market.

Judge: Lawsuit Challenging Deportations of Students Can Continue

A federal judge ruled Tuesday that a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s efforts to deport Pro-Palestinian protesters can move forward...
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Trump’s 100-Day War on Higher Ed

In his first few months in office, the president attacked higher education with dizzying frequency, confronting colleges and unraveling decades of federal policy. We look at 10 ways the administration has upended higher education so far.

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House Republicans Advance Plan to Upend Student Loans

Democrats argued that the bill has nothing to do with lowering college costs or wasteful spending and everything to do with funding tax cuts for the wealthy.