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FAFSA Crisis Deepens as Students and Institutions Struggle Amid Rollout Failures
Amidst ongoing glitches and delays in the revised FAFSA rollout, students and institutions face mounting challenges and uncertainties. Read to learn more.
English Departments Embrace Career Development Initiatives To Enhance Student Success
Florida's New Homelessness Bill: A Step in the Right Direction or a Band-Aid Solution?
Universities Crack Down on Student Protests Following Israel-Hamas Conflict
Pitzer College President Declines Call for Full Divestment From Israeli Universities, Emphasizing Commitment to Academic Freedom and Value of Intercultural Understanding
Scholarships for Black Students No Longer Offered at Duke University Due to Shift From Merit Scholarships to Leadership Programs
Ohio House Passes Bill Banning Transgender Students from Using Preferred Bathrooms
Duke Panelists Debate Trust, Free Speech, and Neutrality in Higher Education
By Joy Liwanag
Higher Education Embraces Three-Year Bachelor's Degrees Amid Push for Innovation
By Joy LiwanagBiden Proposes $84 Billion Student Loan Forgiveness Plan for 26 Million Borrowers
By Joy Liwanag
Pregnant Student Denied of Support, Harassed by Instructor at Hinds Community College
By Joy Liwanag
The Role of Technology in Facilitating Collaborative Learning Environments, Explored by Sarwar Khawaja
By David Thompson
Harvard and Caltech Reinstate Standardized Testing Requirements for Admissions
By Joy Liwanag
Georgia State University Contemplates Closure of Prison Education Program Amid Financial Constraints
By Joy Liwanag
National Protest Day: Faculty and Students To Hold Demonstrations Against Assaults on Higher Education
By Joy Liwanag
