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by Jacqueline Carter, Registrar and Student Affairs Advisor at Washington University in St. Louis, Olin Business School Ari Kaufman, Associate Registrar at Berklee College of Music, has been selec... Read More

When we talk about student success, we invoke many groups across campus -- faculty, student affairs and academic affairs among them. But technology is typically an afterthought. “We tend to ... Read More

At the 2017 AACRAO Annual Meeting in Minneapolis, at a plenary luncheon, panelists discussed how instiutions in the United States and the United Kingdom are combating the effects of anti-immigratio... Read More

Not everyone has the time or budget to attend AACRAO’s professional development meetings. That's why we're taking AACRAO On the Road -- bringing six key training sessio... Read More

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos announced Tuesday that she will appoint A. Wayne Johnson, a financial services executive, to oversee the government's $1.4 trillion student loan portfo... Read More

The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and the Distance Education Accrediting Commission just happened to be the two agencies whose turn it was to appear before the federal panel on accre... Read More

Pell Grants for low-income college students can now be used for summer studies. The U.S. Education Department announced Monday that year-round Pell Grants will be available starting July 1, allowi... Read More

When news surfaced recently that Oregon State University’s star baseball player was a convicted sex offender, the local newspaper asked the institution: When did you know? At age 15, Luke He... Read More

Last week, AACRAO hosted one of our most well attended webinars with nearly 560 participants joining a discussion with the U.S Department of Education on compliance issues related to National ... Read More

The U.S. Education Department last week outlined changes to civil rights investigations that advocates fear will mean less consistent findings of systemic discrimination at colleges, according to I... Read More

The Trump administration on Monday issued new guidance for how colleges and universities should implement an expansion of Pell Grant eligibility for low-income students, The Washington Post reporte... Read More

The Arizona Court of Appeals overturned a 2015 ruling that allowed undocumented students who were brought to the United States as children to qualify for in-state tuition, reports The Chronicl... Read More