S&P: Despite enrollment gains, margins have worsened at colleges
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Agency That Supports Health-Care Improvement Cuts Off Grants
At least 67 grants through the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality have been cut off as of Friday evening,
Podcast: Recess, Screens, and Absenteeism
Schools have been quietly chipping away at recess for nearly a decade, and a sweeping new report from the American
Duration of Status ends, impacting international student enrollment
International students have four years to complete their studies in the U.S. or face a rigorous visa reapplication process, according
Leaders say studying abroad improved their skills, survey finds
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Texas Tech Board Chair Donated to Paxton Before Sorsby Intervention
Paxton sent a letter to the Big 12 Conference on behalf of Texas Tech, telling the conference it must respect
Can Schools Afford an AI-First Future?
Most conversations about generative artificial intelligence in schools eventually zoom in on using AI in the classroom. Before districts redesign
It’s making a new case for them
Although recent research confirms that a college degree remains a sound financial and personal investment, there is a trust gap
Trump administration caps student visa stays at 4 years under final rule
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What Rebuilding Trust Requires (opinion)
Higher education has to rebuild public trust. That much is evident, and many of the ideas to address this challenge