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As Federal Scrutiny of Degree Value Grows, Illinois Tech Bets on Industry-Aligned Restructuring

Powered by $76 million in philanthropic support, the Illinois Institute of Technology is scrapping traditional academic departments in favor of career-aligned interdisciplinary colleges — a bold structural overhaul landing just as new federal regulations tie higher education funding directly to graduate earnings.

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Leadership & Policy

Education Department, NSF Move Forward With Changes to Federal Grant Rules

The U.S. Department of Education and National Science Foundation moved forward August 24 with separate proposals that would change how the agencies administer federal grants.

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Small Colleges Face a Big Reckoning

With dozens of institutions closing in recent years, students, faculty, and surrounding communities are feeling the consequences of higher education’s financial and enrollment strain.

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Leadership & Policy

Tightening Visas, Rising Fees, and the Double Bind Facing U.S. Higher Education

As international enrollment drops, federal shifts to student stay limits and steep work-visa costs threaten to disrupt university operations and squeeze the global workforce pipeline.

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From Campus to Content Creation: Colleges Embrace the Influencer Economy

A growing number of colleges are treating content creation as a professional skill, offering courses and majors that teach students how to build audiences, manage platforms and navigate contracts.

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Early Decision Antitrust Case Against Dartmouth and Other COFHE Members Moves Forward

A Massachusetts judge has allowed a lawsuit alleging that Dartmouth and other elite colleges used early decision policies to inflate tuition to proceed.

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Leadership & Policy

ED Moves to Loosen Accreditor Rules — And Loses Two Quiet Guardrails Along the Way

A new federal proposal would make it easier for accrediting agencies to enter the market while making peer review optional, signaling a major shift in higher education oversight.

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The EDU Ledger, VSU Host HBCU Media Leaders to Discuss "Owning Our Narrative"

The EDU Ledger brought HBCU communications leaders together at Virginia State University for a timely conversation on reclaiming, shaping, and amplifying their institutions’ stories.

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Disrupting HBCU Fundraising: How Bowie State University Turned Advancement into Institutional Viability

Raising significant private support from individuals, corporations, and foundations is no longer optional for HBCUs—it is a core measure of institutional strength.

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Community Colleges

Urban Community College Leadership: Transforming Higher Education to Reshape Marginalized Student Opportunities

Urban community colleges serve a crucial role in providing access to higher education for marginalized and underserved students.

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Roslyn Clark Artis Makes the Case for Strategic Investment

From securing a $1 million ServiceNow investment to reshaping academic programs around high-demand careers, Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis is positioning Benedict students for stronger post-graduation outcomes.

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Texas Looks to Expand Outcomes-Based Funding to Four-Year Institutions

As Texas moves to reward universities for student outcomes, its community colleges offer a warning: successful incentives can quickly become expensive ones.

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Adjunct Assistant Professor, Construction Management

Johnson County Community College

Event Security Coordinator

Brown University

Assistant Director, Housing Operations (on-site)

DePaul University

Chief Procurement Officer - Strategic Business Services

Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo

Assistant Professor

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Part - Time Instructor, Surgical Technology - Reno - FY 2027

College of Southern Nevada

Fayetteville State University

Virginia Commonwelath University

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