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Student Success The College Experience

Pell Enrollment Surges at ATI Colleges

American Talent Initiative colleges enrolled nearly 75,000 Pell Grant students in the last 10 years, with transfers accounting for the largest gains.

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Government

NEH Pours Millions Into Conservative-Aligned Projects

The Trump-overhauled National Endowment for the Humanities announced $75.1 million in grants. Western civilization, great books and other subjects conservatives support won big.

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Quick Takes

ED Pauses Involuntary Debt Collection

The Department of Education announced Friday that it will temporarily pause its plans to garnish the wages of defaulted borrowers...
Campus

How to Turn Vulnerability Into a Teaching Superpower

Authenticity and connection are key to supporting students in the classroom. This means it is important for educators to develop the skills to show up as their whole selves but also understand how to protect their boundaries.

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Quick Takes

Montana President Eyes Senate Run

While the politician–to–college president pipeline is thriving in red states like Florida and Texas, University of Montana president Seth Bodnar...
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Quick Takes

ED Details Higher Ed Staff to Labor Department

Some staff at the Education Department will next week start working at the Labor Department, which is set to take...
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Quick Takes

Following Texas, Florida Drops ABA Oversight of Lawyers

Florida is now the second state to drop its requirement that lawyers in the state hold a degree from a...
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Governance State Oversight

He Axed Tenured Faculty. He Could Now Help Republicans Cut Budgets Statewide

Kansas’s House speaker is planning to pay a former fraternity brother—and former Emporia State president—$50,000 for five months of consulting. His leadership of his own university was much criticized.