Autumn A. ArnettInstitutionsStudents Question Colleges’ AI Push as Institutional Enthusiasm GrowsAs colleges and universities accelerate their adoption of artificial intelligence, some students are questioning whether institutional leaders are prioritizing their interests in decisions about the technology.October 25, 2026InstitutionsIn the Age of AI, Employers Still Bet Big on College DegreesA new Gallup/Lumina survey shows robust employer confidence in higher ed, but experts say bridging the gap between student self-awareness, equity, and AI judgment is where the real work begins.October 21, 2026Leadership & PolicyAt Public HBCUs, Student Protest Still Comes With a Political PriceFor years, HBCU presidents — particularly at public institutions — have walked a tightrope between the values of their students and the state governments that fund them.October 13, 2026InstitutionsEnrollment, Equity and “Servingness”: The Battle Over the Future of Hispanic-Serving InstitutionsAs lawsuits target the Hispanic-Serving Institution designation, scholars say enrollment numbers were never the real measure of whether colleges serve Latino students well.October 5, 2026StudentsCalifornia Creates State HSI Designation Focused on How Colleges Serve Latino StudentsCalifornia is creating a five-year HSI designation for campuses that demonstrate a sustained commitment to Latino students’ achievement and belonging.October 1, 2026Leadership & PolicyED Moves to Loosen Accreditor Rules — And Loses Two Quiet Guardrails Along the WayA sweeping Education Department proposal would open the door to new accreditors and looser review models, but the tradeoffs for institutional oversight and educational quality remain uncertain.September 22, 2026HealthA Pipeline Is Only as Strong as Its Narrowest Point: Lessons From Georgia’s Doctor ShortageMore medical school seats won't save Georgia's healthcare system if residency slots, funding, and access barriers stay the same.September 15, 2026Leadership & PolicyWider Doors, Same Old Gaps? California's Pending Education Bills Face ScrutinyFrom dual enrollment to financial aid timelines, a dozen pending California bills could reshape college access — but access alone won't guarantee success.September 15, 2026HBCUsAs College Presidents' Tenures Shrink Nationally, These HBCU Boards Are Betting Big on LongevityHuston-Tillotson's board recently voted to extend President Melva Wallace's contract by ten years — one of the longest extensions in higher ed post-COVID. She joins a small cohort of other presidents whose institutions see leadership stability as key to institutional transformation.September 10, 2026InstitutionsAt Achieving the Dream, Lenore Rodicio Wants Colleges Built for ChangeRodicio’s career has been defined by helping students recognize their own talent, a philosophy she now brings to one of the nation’s most influential community college networks.September 9, 2026Page 1 of 24Next Page
