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St. John’s Suspends CBP Partnership
Partial Government Shutdown Ends
4-Year Institutions Eye Programs Eligible for Workforce Pell
Four-year colleges and universities won nearly half of the FIPSE grants awarded for short-term programs eligible for Workforce Pell, surprising some community college leaders who have spent decades building up those options.
Post–Affirmative Action, Black and Hispanic Enrollment Increased at Flagships
Black and Hispanic enrollment dropped sharply at highly selective institutions, indicating students who may have gone to an Ivy League university may have ended up at their safety schools, according to the researcher.
Trump Demands Harvard Pay $1 Billion
Just hours before the latest demand, The New York Times reported he had backed off calling for a cash settlement.
New Heritage Guidance Shows Tension in Federal Oversight of Higher Ed
Building on the higher ed policies outlined in Project 2025, the new report urges more state involvement in holding colleges and universities accountable.
OCR Layoffs Estimated to Cost Up to $38M, GAO Says
January Brings Job and Program Cuts
January brought at least 100 layoffs and dozens of program cuts, a step down from a difficult December that saw hundreds of jobs cut due to both sector and institutional pressures.