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HBCUs to Receive $174 Million Federal Investment Amid MSI Funding Shift

More than $235 million will go to HBCUs and Tribally Controlled Colleges and Universities after the department canceled other MSI grant funding it deemed discriminatory.

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Normandale Community College Makes Way For Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

A new inclusive education program at Normandale Community College is opening college pathways for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities while reimagining what access, employment preparation, and campus community can look like.

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Faculty & Staff

New USAO Policies Put Small-Class Model Under Pressure

Faculty and students say recent changes to course approval and compensation could weaken the public liberal arts college’s hallmark small-class experience.

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UT Austin Eliminates Four Ethnic and Gender Studies Majors

The university will stop enrolling new students in several race- and gender-focused programs, a move faculty say reflects growing political pressure on higher education.

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Faculty & Staff

Wake Tech Uses 21 AI Agents to Handle Enrollment Growth Without Layoffs

Wake Tech says its AI assistants have helped manage rapid growth, but decisions involving empathy, exceptions and student well-being remain in human hands.

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Colleges Confront Cuts While Keeping Students First

Despite cuts and financial adjustments, colleges and universities find ways to serve their students

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Troubling Repayment Rates Put Hundreds of Colleges in the Federal Spotlight

Newly released federal data show hundreds of institutions, mostly for-profit schools, have large shares of recent borrowers falling behind or defaulting on student loans.

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The Literacy Gap Is Following Gen Z to College

From lower testing benchmarks to growing reliance on AI tools, colleges are grappling with what happens when students enter higher education without the reading skills needed to succeed.

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High-Poverty High Schools See Biggest Jump in College Persistence

The 2026 High School Benchmarks report shows modest national progress in college persistence, underscoring both encouraging momentum and the work still needed to close equity gaps.

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Harvard's AI Divide: Dean Says Embrace It, Faculty Say Not So Fast

Humanities professors are pushing back hard after Dean David Deming urged them to stop policing AI use and start welcoming it into writing-intensive courses.

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Princeton Confirms Deep Benefit Cuts as Financial Belt-Tightening Widens

The university says financial constraints will continue for the next several years, even as faculty and staff raise concerns about reduced benefits, slower hiring and deeper administrative cuts.

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Leadership & Policy

Federal Judge Questions RIT’s Defense in Hiring Bias Suit

A ruling in the case allows a jury to decide whether race or national origin played a role in RIT’s decision not to hire a white administrator.

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