Colleges to Education Department: We don't have enough time to process FAFSA information
Two-thirds of colleges and universities polled in a new survey said they don’t believe they’ll be able to successfully ...
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Colleges Are Facing an Enrollment Nightmare
For years, Senator Lamar Alexander was known for theatrically unfurling a paper document so long that he could hold it above his head and ...
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Transfer Students See Low Acceptance Rates At America’s Top Colleges
In a year marked by policy changes, legal challenges and botched logistics, this college admissions cycle is being watched particularly closely ...
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AI can help − and hurt − student creativity
Sabrina Habib, University of South Carolina Teachers across the country are grappling with whether to view AI tools like ChatGPT as friend or foe ...
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How age-friendly universities can improve the second half of life
Opportunities to learn alongside people of different ages can benefit the entire community. monkeybusinessimages via Getty Images David R. Buys, ...
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DEI Is Under Attack. Here’s How Companies Can Mitigate the Legal Risks
What happens when the irresistible force meets the immovable object? Leaders committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) are facing this ...
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Why elite colleges are bringing the SAT back
America’s colleges and universities are embroiled in yet another debate about admissions. This time, they’re rethinking their ...
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Most US graduates who start their first job underemployed can't find college-level jobs 10 years later: report
US graduates who start their careers underemployed usually stay that way for years, per a new report. About 73% of graduates who don't find ...
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