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House Republicans Want Information on Foreign Gifts
House Republicans want more information from the Education Department about its enforcement of the federal law that requires the reporting...
A Supreme Showdown Over Debt Relief
The legal battle over President Biden’s student loan forgiveness program has reached the Supreme Court, which will decide whether the administration has the authority to forgive the loans and whether the plaintiffs have standing to sue.
Opinion
What the Accreditation Naysayers Don’t Understand
If you want a higher ed reboot, you’re going to need the accreditors, Lawrence Schall writes.
Recovering From Low Admissions Numbers
Salem College has been educating women since 1772, but in the fall of 2021, it had only 45 new students. Here’s how the college is pushing for a full recovery.
‘U.S. News’ Acquires CollegeAdvisor.com
The rankings giant enters the field of advising individual students on where to go to college.
U of Idaho Will Demolish House Where Students Were Murdered
The University of Idaho was given ownership of the house where four students were murdered in November. Scott Green, president...
The Week in Admissions News
Small decline in applications to U of California; financial incentives to improve the transfer process; transfer admissions to UCLA; ABA will again consider making law schools test optional; blackout rage gallons.
The Worsening Teen Mental Health Crisis: Academic Minute
Today on the Academic Minute: Toria Herd, postdoctoral research fellow at Pennsylvania State University, discusses the mental health issues facing...