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The Great Re-Enrollment Movement: How States Are Bringing Millions of Stop-Outs Back to Campus
Over one million adults returned to college last year—the most ever recorded. Now, innovative state programs are accelerating the comeback, transforming higher education for America's 43 million "some college, no degree" learners.
Five Elite Universities Received Over $2 Billion From Countries That Threaten National Security
Clemson University Expands Campuswide Access to OpenAI's ChatGPT Edu
Body Camera Footage Released from Brown University Mass Shooting That Killed Two Students
Non-College Voters Are Turning Against Trump — A Key Voter Base That Won Him White House
Pentagon Severs Ties with Harvard: Defense Secretary Ends All Military Education Programs
Who is Martin Nowak? The Harvard Professor in the 'Disturbing' Epstein Files
Jahmal Edrine Arrest Sparks Debate Over Campus Sexual Assault and College Athlete Policies
By Mao Factolerin
Bishop Elias Lorenzo, OSB: How Lifelong Learning Contributes to Effective Religious Administration and Canonical Judgment
By Brother William McMillan, O.S.B.
List of 65 Jobs AI & Robots Can't Kill (EVEN IF THEY TRY)
By Akshay Puri
University of Utah Powers Nearly 100,000 Jobs, $18.1 Billion in Economic Activity
By Chris John
Leicester Murder Suspect: 18-Year-Old Arrested After Fatal Stabbing at De Montfort University
By Leah Nablo Yecla
Texas Gov Threatens to Arrest Students and Strip Funding From Schools That Protest Against ICE
By Chelsie Napiza
USC Names Beong-Soo Kim as 13th President After "Next Generation" Leader Navigates $200M Deficit, 1,000+ Layoffs
By Chris John
Princeton Slashes Endowment Return Expectations from 10.2% to 8%, Warns of $11 Billion Loss Over Decade
By Chris John
