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NASFAA Urges Congress to Extend Deadline for Gainful Employment Rule Compliance
The National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators is advocating for a one-year extension for colleges to comply. Read to learn more.
Chinese Man Stabs Four Iowa College Instructors in Unprovoked Park Attack, Raising Concerns Over International Program Safety
Gender Disparities Persist Despite Increase in Female Representation Among Scholarly Researchers
Bipartisan Push to Expand Pell Grants to Workforce Training Faces Hurdles in Congress
Pittsburgh Technical College Announces Closure Amid Enrollment Decline and Market Pressures
Sean "Diddy" Combs Stripped of Honorary Degrees Amid Assault Allegations; Howard University Sends Back Donation
Stanford University Requires Standardized Test Scores for Applicants, Ending Test-Optional Policy
Monica Smith Resigns Amid Controversy Over DEI Funding
By Joy Liwanag
Judge Temporarily Stops University of California Academic Workers' Strike Backing Pro-Palestinian Protesters
By Joy Liwanag
House Committee Threatens Subpoena in Antisemitism Probe at Northwestern University
By Joy Liwanag
Pro-Palestinian Protesters Face Felony Charges After Occupying Stanford President's Office
By Joy Liwanag
State Audit Finds University of California System Lacks Oversight and Transparency With Online Program Managers
By Joy Liwanag
The Future of Online Education: A Look Ahead at 10 Trends and Innovations
By Joy Liwanag
ACE Launches Commission on Faith-Based Colleges and Universities to Foster Collaboration and Innovation in Higher Education
By Joy Liwanag
Report Reveals 10% Surge in Students with Disabilities, Highlighting Persistent Graduation and Employment Gaps
By Joy Liwanag
