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Disabled students make up the biggest minority group in US and UK higher education, accounting for about a fifth of undergraduates in both countries. While efforts to improve access to higher educatio...
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More students are going to college
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New research from Trellis Strategies finds that most stopped-out students believe degrees pay off, but financial strain, life demands and weak institutional ties keep them from returning.
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A new Trellis Strategies report finds that many students are using loans to cover rising living costs while juggling work, caregiving and financial uncertainty.
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Is higher education ignoring real-world AI demands? Join Kiersten Barnet and Dr. Joe Sallustio to explore the widening gap between classroom and career.
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It was once a degree to some of the highest-paying jobs in the world, but now the University of California is seeing a drop in enrollment for computer science.
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Accelerated bachelor's degrees prioritize speed over academic integrity, threatening students' intellectual development, two educators organizations contend.
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Monte Perez said he was motivated to take on the presidency at East Los Angeles College amid the Trump administration's attacks on higher education and fears among undocumented students of deportation...
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Not long ago, Unity Environmental University was a quirky liberal-arts institution with 700 students. Now its reform-minded president has completed a vast transformation.
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Reduced-credit degrees have gained more traction in 2026 thanks to revised state regulations and continued guidance from accreditors.
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The Office for Civil Rights is keeping the public in the dark on which schools it’s investigating and why.
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If we treat Workforce Pell as a strategic lever, we can use it to align fragmented systems, strengthen quality and accountability, and bring disconnected learners into long-term pathways.
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Many Wichita State students are on a mission to ensure their classmates have access to nutritious food. And for some, it's personal.