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HBCU Students Call for More Safety Measures After Shooting
Students at Elizabeth City State University are calling on the University of North Carolina system and university leaders to enhance campus security.
College Transfers Are Rising, But Many Rural Students Are Still Left Behind
Policymakers and higher ed leaders should recognize rurality as a key lens through which to evaluate transfer outcomes, Gerardo de los Santos writes.
Deciphering the Trump Administration’s Latest Letter to Harvard
In a scathing missive, McMahon called the university a “mockery” and vowed to cut off all federal grant funding. We asked some of our sources to weigh in on what it means.
Students Without a Degree Value Higher Ed, but Barriers Remain
A new report from the Lumina Foundation and Gallup finds that nearly half of students not currently in college are likely to enroll in a postsecondary program over the next five years.
McMahon: No New Grants for Harvard
European Governments Back Universities’ U.S. Recruitment Drive
A French institution has received nearly 300 applications from U.S. researchers as state funding bolsters efforts to “offer refuge” to those fleeing Trump funding cuts.
Trump Administration Alleges Discrimination at Harvard Law Review
After Federal Grant Losses, HBCUs Put Hope in Executive Order
Federal agencies cut some grants to historically Black colleges in efforts to quash DEI. HBCU leaders hope a new executive order supporting their institutions creates a positive shift.