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Student-Led Effort Builds Career Pipeline
Stony Brook University students revived the National Association of Black Accountants chapter, creating access to mentorship, industry connections and internships.
NAICU Survey Shows Positive Bipartisan Support for Higher Ed
After Uncertainty, Maine’s Free College Program Is Here to Stay
The fate of the state’s free community college program hung in the balance. But after fierce advocacy efforts from college leaders and students, Augusta is permanently funding it.
Law Student Disciplined for ‘Celebrating’ Charlie Kirk’s Death Sues Texas Tech
Fisher, a Black woman, was the only student reported to the honor council for discussing Kirk’s death.
Hampshire College Announces Closure
The private liberal arts college in Massachusetts will shutter by the end of 2026. It faced insurmountable financial challenges and a ticking clock to pay off millions in bond debt.
President Placed on Leave for ‘Inappropriate and Unprofessional Conduct’
In Admissions Data Legal Fight, Colleges Want Protection From Punishment
Institutions have said in court filings they aren’t confident in the data they submitted to the Education Department, and they worry they’ll face fines and other investigations.
Caregiving Students Face Increased Housing Insecurity
A New America report highlights housing instability, affordability challenges and limited awareness of institutional aid among caregiving students.