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What the Public Really Thinks of Higher Education
Nov 9, 2023
A new survey reveals current public perception about the value of higher education, reported The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Proposed Welfare Rule Change
Nov 9, 2023
A proposed rule change may alter state scholarship funding practices, reported Inside Higher Ed.
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More Colleges are Actively Recruiting Military Service Members and Veterans and Expanding Support for Them
Nov 9, 2023
Universities are expanding their outreach to and recruitment of military service members and veterans in an effort to grow enrollment as the number of students of traditional college age declines nationally.
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Public Colleges may not be as Affordable for Out-of-State Students as Assumed
Nov 9, 2023
As students prioritize affordability in their decision-making, ruling out expensive private schools may be a mistake, one expert says.
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Colleges Promise Guaranteed Admission to Attract High Schoolers
Nov 9, 2023
As more colleges are promising high schoolers guaranteed admission, ‘everybody wins,’ expert says.
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Many High School Seniors will Receive College Acceptance Letters Before Even Applying
Nov 9, 2023
Hundreds of thousands of high school seniors will get automatic college acceptance letters later this month before having even applied.
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Recoup Millions From For-Profits
Nov 9, 2023
Some members of Congress urge Education Secretary Miguel Cardona to go after for-profit universities to pay for the more than $100 million in student loan relief discharged through borrower defense claims, reported Politico.
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Cardona Responds to Anti-Semitic Incidents on Campus
Nov 9, 2023
The education secretary's recent roundtable event, which included students, is part of the Biden administration’s antisemitism awareness campaign, reported Politico.
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House Passes Resolution Disavowing Antisemitism
Nov 9, 2023
The House resolution condemned college leaders for not speaking out in support of Jewish and Pro-Israel students, reported Politico.
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U.S. Department of Education Releases Additional Information on Borrower Defense
Nov 9, 2023
Based on the volume of questions that the U.S. Department of Education has received on borrower defense cases, they have released additional information.
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Senators Introduce Bipartisan Legislation Seeks to End Legacy Admissions
Nov 9, 2023
Two members of the Senate HELP Committee introduce legislation that would ban the practice of colleges using the applicant's relationship with alumni in the application process.
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House Education and Workforce Committee Clears College Foreign Gift Reporting Bill
Nov 9, 2023
The bill would lower the reporting threshold for foreign gifts and contracts to $50,000, with some stricter $0 thresholds for certain countries.
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Rep. Foxx subpoenas Secretary Cardona for Records on Student Debt Relief Policies
Nov 2, 2023
Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-NC) issued a subpoena to Education Secretary Miguel Cardona to provide information on student loan forgiveness eligibility for students claiming they were defrauded by their institution.
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U.S. Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Defendant in Title IX Case
Nov 2, 2023
A U.S. appeals court recently ruled that a former Yale University student can pursue a defamation lawsuit against a fellow former student who accused him of rape, reported Inside Higher Education.
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Pennsylvania’s Efforts to Consolidate Schools Raises Questions about Mergers and Headcount
Nov 2, 2023
Amid plummeting enrollment numbers, Pennsylvania consolidated some of its state system campuses and saw diverging results.
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DeSantis Appoints DEI Critics
Nov 2, 2023
DeSantis appoints five new conservative trustees to the Florida Polytechnic University’s Board of Trustees.
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Florida Bans Pro-Palestinian Student Group
Nov 2, 2023
The chancellor of Florida’s university system ordered chapters of Students for Justice in Palestine to be “deactivated.”
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Some Texas Institutions Increase their focus on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Despite Upcoming Ban for Public Institutions
Nov 2, 2023
As Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) offices in Texas public institutions are set to be banned next year, some private institutions are looking to expand their DEI efforts.
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The U.S. Department of Education Fines Grand Canyon University with Nearly $38M for Deceiving Students
Nov 2, 2023
The university is accused of not being truthful in the cost of its doctoral programs to more than 7,500 former and current students.
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Issues Continue to Rise as Student Loan Repayments Restart
Nov 2, 2023
The U.S. Department of Education disclosed that one of the agency’s contracted loan servicing companies failed to send timely billing statements to 2.5 million borrowers.