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Student Unionization Efforts Stall Under Trump Administration
Experts expect student unionization efforts at private colleges and universities to come to a standstill during the second Trump administration.
Students Can Now Apply to Illinois Community Colleges on Common App
The Common App has welcomed its first group of community colleges to the platform.
More Underrepresented Minority and First-Gen Students Applying to College
More students are applying to college, and the applicant pool is becoming increasingly diverse.
Here’s What Students Should Know About Gender Inequity in Selective College Admissions
Aiming to achieve gender balance on campus, some admissions offices favor men, while others favor women.
Inside the Upstart College Accrediting Agency Focused on Student Outcomes
While some disagree with its process, a new accrediting agency is looking to shake up college accreditation with its focus on student outcomes and wages.
Business Schools Divided on AI Adoption: Report
Faculty largely see generative AI as a boon for students, according to AACSB research. But business schools lack formal policies even as students embrace the technology.
5 Takeaways: Education Secretary Nominee Linda McMahon’s Confirmation Hearing
The nominee spoke about a myriad of higher education issues, including Pell Grant expansion and sexual harassment on college campuses.
Colleges Aren’t Preparing Gen Z for Jobs: Report
Recent college graduates and HR leaders agree that colleges aren’t preparing students for the workforce, according to a recent Hult International Business School Survey.
1 HBCU, 8 Hispanic-Serving Institutions Achieve Top Research Status
Howard University became the first HBCU to reach R1 status in the Carnegie Classifications Research Activity Designations.
More BIPOC Students Are Earning Degrees. Here’s How States Are Delivering for Them
A new report found that Black, Hispanic, and Native American and Alaska Native degree and credential attainment has all slowly increased over the past 15 years.
‘HillmanTok’: How Black Educators Built a Virtual HBCU on TikTok Amid an Uncertain Political Climate
HillmanTok professors cover everything from Black history and culture to economics in their virtual courses attended by thousands.
Are Master’s Degree Programs Ripping Off Students? Maybe Not.
New research says the return on investment of master’s degree programs isn’t as bad as critics claim.