Academics
FAFSA Woes: Education Department’s $50 Million Plan Falls Short of Expectations
Amidst FAFSA chaos, the Education Department's $50 million plan falls short, leaving colleges disappointed and administrators grappling with uncertainties. Read to learn more.
Dartmouth College Breaks from Ivy League, Reinstates Standardized Testing Requirement
Massachusetts' Free Community College Program: Enrollment Surge Strains System, Raises Questions
Postsecondary Commission Propels Accreditation Revolution with Student Outcomes and Economic Mobility Focus
Malaysia Launches MyBIG-India Scholarship Initiative To Attract Indian Students
Supreme Court Declines Intervention in Affirmative Action Battle at West Point
Iowa State University Reacts to DEI Recommendations: Pronoun Disclosure Optional Amidst Debate
Navigating the FAFSA Delay: Colleges Extend Decision Deadlines Amidst Financial Aid Uncertainty
By Joy Liwanag
Unlocking Educational Horizons: France Launches Classes Internationales for Indian Students
By Joy Liwanag
Temple University Announces Transformative Tuition Promise, Promoting Affordable Higher Education in Pennsylvania
By Joy Liwanag
European Universities Embrace Adaptive Learning Environments With Thematic Peer Groups, Navigating Flexibility in Higher Education Landscape
By Joy Liwanag
Trauma on Campus: College Counseling Centers Respond to Surge, Adapt Services for Students in Need
By Joy Liwanag
Florida International University Ends Chinese Partnerships Amidst State Scrutiny
By Joy Liwanag
Quebec Universities and the Struggle for Autonomy: Recent Decisions Raise Concerns
By Joy Liwanag
CSU Board of Trustees Expands Grant Offerings to Tackle Student Living Costs
By Joy Liwanag
