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The credit ratings agency primarily cited the Ivy League institution’s “already thin operating performance” that could continue for several years.
The American Association of University Professors and four faculty members allege that those restrictions violate free speech rights.
As it undergoes a major restructuring, the private institution cited challenges in international student enrollment and research cutbacks.
The Ohio institution helped launch the Coalition for the Common Good, which it says is now trying to dissolve its board, seize its funds and fire its president.
The agency alleges the public institution, which did not admit wrongdoing, failed to disclose ties between its faculty and the Chinese government.
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The Tennessee Promise program — the first of its kind in the country — successfully boosted college enrollment and attainment, analysis showed.
The proposed legislation moves to the full Senate just weeks after the House introduced 10 bills that would codify some of the agency’s transfers.
The Christian institution is suspending education activities indefinitely after its board determined it “could not continue academic operations responsibly.”
Although leaders praised the performance-based formula, they asked lawmakers to provide sufficient money for it.
Through MI College Match, students will be able to get automatic acceptance offers by uploading their transcripts to a free online portal.
The Roy family says the now-shuttered college promised to gift them a 2.4-acre parcel. The institution is disputing their property claim.
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The agency released widely contested regulations this spring to block access to higher borrowing limits for many graduate students.
The agency released widely contested regulations this spring that blocked access to higher borrowing limits for many graduate students.
The state’s public university system board on Thursday advanced the proposal, which has garnered support from Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis.
New data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center also showed that Black and Hispanic persistence rates reached decade highs.
In a wide-ranging memo, they also directed federal agencies to experiment with models other than peer-review for assessing research proposals.
The National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation and other agencies cut awards over terms like “diversity” and “health equity.”
The Republican-led Title IX Clarification Act would narrow the definition under the sex-based anti-discrimination law, codifying a recent Supreme Court ruling.
Experts discussed loan caps, federal probes and other shifts at the National Association of College and University Business Officers’ annual meeting.
Torey Alston sued the board and won a ruling requiring trustees to attend mediation to attempt to work out an employment contract dispute with him.
Officials allege the Mabna Institute was behind an effort to steal research from American universities, companies and government agencies.
The state higher ed board’s policy protects broadly teaching about racism and civil rights history under a new state law restricting college instruction.
The agency now has 14 partnerships it says reduce federal bureaucracy. But critics argue they add confusion as federal oversight is splintered.
The vote, which overwhelmingly passed, followed complaints of trustee infighting and President Kevin Guskiewicz rolling back his decision to leave.
Critics have castigated the measure, arguing it ignores average degree completion times and creates unnecessary burdens for international students.
Republican supporters say the higher education and K-12 changes would spur efficiencies. Democratic lawmakers say they would undermine public education.
Most respondents reported that their international education strengthened their strategic thinking skills and positively affected their careers.
Harmeet Dhillon, assistant attorney general of the agency’s civil rights division, said federal officials are "assessing next steps."
Under a new rule, the designation allows students to take out $200,000 in federal student loans versus $100,000 for other graduate programs.
Students at top-ranked colleges were less likely than others to say campus leaders mostly act in their interests, per a Gallup and Lumina Foundation poll.
Bakersfield College agreed to not require Daymon Johnson to use diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility principles in his teaching or scholarship.
The move intends to bring luxury condo-hotels and year-round programming near campuses as hospitality players move in on college markets.
We’re rounding up July’s leadership transitions, including two public colleges that faced unexpected hurdles when installing new presidents.
The for-profit arts and media college's student population fell by 13.1% from 2025 to 2026, according to a spokesperson.
If enacted, diversity work deemed illegal by President Donald Trump would disqualify colleges from federal tax exemption.
August saw a property proposal dispute culminate in an Arkansas college firing its leader. Plus, a long-serving president revised his exit timeline.
Proving the effectiveness of paths such as apprenticeships can help students know their options, writes an Urban Institute senior fellow.
A lawsuit alleges the U.S. Department of Education and the Office of Management and Budget are withholding the funds unlawfully.
One analysis estimates that the policy could cost the 28-institution system $15 million a year in lost tuition and fee revenue.
The designation comes with an increased federal student loan cap of $200,000 for graduate programs.
The public institution’s facilities are in good shape, but it has a long to-do list of pending projects, and aging infrastructure has prompted unexpected repairs.
“In the United States, freedom of speech belongs to the people,” U.S. District Judge Noël Wise said in her decision. “It is not the government’s to take.”
George Washington University is the most recent college that has been caught in the U.S. Department of Justice’s crosshairs.
We’re rounding up last week’s stories, from developments in high-profile court cases in higher education to artificial intelligence policies on campuses.
While some say such degrees could increase college affordability, two groups blasted them as “stripped-down curriculum that prioritizes speed.”
The new law took effect immediately and came after legislators overrode a veto from Democratic Gov. Josh Stein.
The two federal agencies are offering eligible institutions up to $30 million for property improvements — but the money requires a one-to-one match.
We’re rounding up last week’s stories, from a record-high persistence rate to the latest federal lawsuit over in-state tuition for undocumented students.