Academics
Higher Education Funding Surges: States Allocate $11.7 Billion More in 2024
In a significant shift, U.S. states collectively increased higher education funding by $11.7 billion in 2024, outpacing inflation and federal support decline. Read to learn more.
Utah Enacts Legislation Against DEI Initiatives: Balance Between Policy Concerns and Academic Freedom
Navigating the Delays: The Turbulent FAFSA Overhaul and Its Impact on College Applicants
Addressing Higher Education Challenges in Ohio: Urgent Calls for Reform by Senator and Professor
SUNY Binghamton and UW Madison Under Scrutiny for Alleged Discrimination
Biden Administration Proposes Rule to Safeguard Students: No More Fees on College-Sponsored Deposit Accounts
FIRE's 2024 Report Exposes Campus Speech Policy Challenges, Highlighting Threats to Free Expression in Higher Education
UPOU's 24 Free Online Courses Open Doors to Continuous Learning
By Joy Liwanag
Exploring a Merger: Cleveland State University Engages in Talks with Notre Dame College for a Transformative Partnership
By Joy Liwanag
Michigan Governor Proposes Expanding Free Community College Access for High School Graduates
By Joy Liwanag
Online Learning Faces Post-Pandemic Decline: Analyzing the Shift in Enrollment
By Joy Liwanag
House Education Committee Deems Harvard's Response to Antisemitism Probe "Woefully Inadequate"
By Joy Liwanag
Democrats Unveil Ambitious Plan to Transform Higher Education, Prioritizing Affordability and Student Success
By Joy Liwanag
Washington State Advances House Bill 2242 to Enhance Sexual Assault Resources on College Campuses
By Joy Liwanag
Biden Administration's Shift in Textbook Procurement Policies Sparks Debate and Divergent Perspectives
By Joy Liwanag
