Navigating the endowment squeeze with AI and better data
Never in recent memory have colleges, universities and their endowments been under more scrutiny—and more pressure to perform in less-than-ideal
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Week in review: 3 Texas university systems move to slash core curriculum options
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Florida Bars Undocumented Students from Public Universities
The Florida Board of Governors voted Thursday to bar undocumented students from attending selective institutions in the state’s public university
Teaching in the great outdoors
On a May morning in 2026, my students gather for class wearing hoodies and jackets. Several, like me, wear long
Are Schools Inadvertently Making Students More Stressed?
Students are facing a well-documented mental health crisis that was on the rise even before the pandemic, and schools have
Colleges are scrambling to figure out student loan changes. Students are paying the priceÂ
by Erin Rode, The Hechinger Report September 4, 2026 Mikiah Roberson expected to receive her federal $6,700 student loan disbursement
Public Schools’ Eye of Sauron
As parents and teachers discover more reasons to question the indiscriminate carpet bombing of classrooms with digital devices and ed
How to build summer partnerships that generate revenue and advance careers
As colleges and universities continue to face financial pressure, one opportunity often sits in plain sight. Classrooms, laboratories, residence halls,
Houston City College wants more funding to manage $80M maintenance backlog
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DOJ Finds Racial Discrimination at George Washington Medical
The Department of Justice said George Washington University violated civil rights law and the 2023 Supreme Court decision barring the