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Public Universities
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As the nationwide nursing shortage continues to strain hospitals and health systems, universities are stepping up with innovative partnerships to expand educational access and train the next generatio...
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The University of New Haven will offer tuition-free degrees and start-up support to help young innovators bring their inventions to market.
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Illinois lawmakers advance plan to overhaul university funding with billions in new aid targeted to underfunded campuses.
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In an effort to remove financial barriers and expand access to mental health care, the University of Arizona says it will provide free counseling for its students beginning July 1.
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Amid federal cuts and funding uncertainties, the University of California is advocating for a state bond to fund scientific research projects at California universities.
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Entering the final year of a compact agreement with Gov. Gavin Newsom, UC has succeeded in meeting one major goal of the deal: increasing undergraduate enrollment of California residents.
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The University of Cincinnati announced a new grant that will help low-income students attend the school with free tuition, according to a press release from the university.
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University leaders say removing the anti-racism research for months was a mistake. Students and researchers say it eroded academic freedom and institutional trust.
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“We should see savings, both in terms of cost and in terms of time, depending on how a student chooses to fund their education,” DU College of Professional Studies Dean Bobbie Kite said.
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The new memo has given pause to some UH professors as the university seeks to comply with state legislation overhauling higher education, which has garnered national scrutiny.
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The Texas institution cut about 100 classes, including in women’s and LGBT studies, to comply with a state law mandating general education reviews.
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The University of Houston-Downtown is partnering with Houston ISD offering guaranteed admissions to qualified graduates. The move would grant nearly 8,000 current seniors automatic admission to the Un...
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The Iowa Board of Regents has identified dozens of programs that could be removed because of low enrollment numbers and a lack of long-term viability.