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The New College Experiment: A Blueprint for a Conservative Revolution

How the hostile takeover of Florida’s most LGBTQ-friendly campus became the right-wing testing ground for dismantling progressive higher education.

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Spelman Names Top Roboticist Dr. Ayanna Howard As 12th President

Dr. Ayanna Howard — a roboticist, AI pioneer, and former NASA engineer who currently serves as dean of the College of Engineering at The Ohio State University— will assume her duties on August 1.

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Colleges Keep Fixing Their Messaging. They're Avoiding the Real Problem.

Colleges try large scale rebranding to avoid fallout on hard discussions.

Ashley Northington is the vice chair of the Tennessee Higher Education Commission’s HBCU Success Advisory Board and a former divisional executive at the American Mathematical Society.

University of Utah Cuts Positions Amid Budget Restructuring

Facing legislatively required budget cuts, the University of Utah is eliminating 10 "student success coach" positions as part of a broader overhaul of its academic advising.

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Johns Hopkins Legacy Debated in New Study Amid National Reckoning Over Slavery

New research challenges the widely reported claim that Johns Hopkins owned slaves, pointing to alternative explanations for 19th-century census data.

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Why a Massive Endowment Doesn't Mean a University Is Rich

As elite institutions announce layoffs, hiring freezes, and program cuts, a closer look at the difference between what institutions own and what they can actually spend reveals a more complicated financial picture than headline numbers suggest.

As elite institutions announce layoffs, hiring freezes, and program cuts, a closer look at the difference between what institutions own and what they can actually spend reveals a more complicated financial picture than headline numbers suggest.

North Carolina A&T Chancellor James Martin II Discusses Higher Ed’s Pivotal Moment

As the Black Alumni Collective National Conference meets to discuss urgent advocacy, Dr. James Martin II, chancellor of North Carolina A&T University, shares why the “relationship economy” and the ROI of HBCUs are critical to the national agenda.

Community Colleges

Community Colleges Are More Than Workforce Engines, Stakeholders Say

Community colleges enroll nearly half of all undergraduates in the United States. They train nurses, electricians, cybersecurity analysts, and early childhood educators. They serve first-generation students, working adults, returning veterans, and displaced workers pivoting from industries that no longer exist. And increasingly, they are being asked to do all of it on a budget that was never designed to support this scale of ambition.

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Community Colleges

Report Raises Quality Concerns for Online California Community College System Courses

About 40% of all classes in California’s community college system are now online, but students say the quality of the courses is questionable and that counselors are often unavailable to help them choose the right ones, according to a new report.

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Leadership & Policy

The Blueprint for Banning DEI: How Texas Is Using Department Consolidation to Reshape Higher Ed

Some faculty members say it is a politically-motivated, top-down defunding of teaching and research that centers issues of race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, and citizenship.

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New Compendium Examines Higher Ed Class Action Lawsuits

Colleges and universities in the U.S. are increasingly facing class action lawsuits due to a combination of factors that make them “uniquely suited” to be the targets of such litigation, according to a new compendium that examines the issues that are landing the institutions in court.

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Colleges Are Drowning in Data. Experts Say That’s Exactly the Problem

American colleges and universities have spent more than a decade investing heavily in data infrastructure, yet a growing chorus of technology experts and higher education analysts warn that the industry’s obsession with accumulating information has paradoxically left institutions less equipped to help the students they serve.

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