Special Reports
Pennsylvania and Oklahoma Governors Propose Consolidation of HEIs to Navigate Enrollment and Financial Challenges
Governors in Pennsylvania and Oklahoma propose sweeping changes to public higher education systems, emphasizing consolidation to address financial challenges. Continue reading for more details.
U.S. Proposes Granting States More Control over Online Education
NYU's Instructors Elect Union, Forming the Largest Non-Tenure Faculty Union in Private Higher Education
Excelencia Urges Employer-University Collaboration To Boost Latino Graduation Rates
University of Florida Closes All DEI Positions To Abide by State Law
Alabama GOP's Proposed Bill Raises Concerns of Silencing Faculty in DEI Discussions
Saint Augustine's University Plans Legal Action After Losing Accreditation Appeal Amid Financial and Governance Challenges
Higher Dropout Rates Observed Among Black and Hispanic College Students, Study Finds
By Joy LiwanagUse of Facial Recognition on Students Raises Ethical Concerns
By Joy LiwanagIncreased State Funding Boosts Graduation Rates for Underrepresented Students, Study Finds
By Joy LiwanagAAUP Sanctions New College of Florida and Spartanburg Community College for Governance Issues
By Joy LiwanagMcGill and Concordia Universities Sue Quebec Government for Tuition Hike, Citing Discrimination Against English-Speaking Institutions
By Joy LiwanagIndiana University Becomes Battleground for Academic Freedom Amid Cancellation of Palestinian Artist's Exhibition
By Joy LiwanagWyoming's Initiative To Bridge CTE Instructor Gap Gains Traction
By Joy LiwanagElite Universities Settle for $166 Million in College Admissions Scandal
By Joy Liwanag
