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Students
Turning Cultural Pride Into Student Success
Through student-centered initiatives and a deep commitment to community, Castillo ensures Latino students have the support and sense of belonging they need to succeed.
Leadership & Policy
Advocates Warn DOJ Lawsuits Threaten In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
A new report from higher education and legal groups warns that federal challenges to tuition equity laws risk driving Dreamers out of college and straining local workforces.
Institutions
As Elite Colleges Race to Offer Free Tuition, Benefits Remain Concentrated at the Top
Wealthy private universities are raising income limits for free tuition as high as $250,000, driven by competition, public pressure over prices and a new federal endowment tax.
Institutions
Enrollment, Equity and “Servingness”: The Battle Over the Future of Hispanic-Serving Institutions
As lawsuits target the Hispanic-Serving Institution designation, scholars say enrollment numbers were never the real measure of whether colleges serve Latino students well.
Leadership & Policy
Federal Cuts Put Hispanic-Serving Institutions’ Student Support Programs at Risk
While some colleges are finding ways to maintain student services, others face mounting concerns that funding losses could eventually weaken retention and graduation rates.
Leadership & Policy
ED Shrinks Title IX Harassment Standard, Reverting to 2020 Code
The 2020 Title IX harassment definition is officially back in the Code of Federal Regulations, but for most colleges the change mostly puts on paper what enforcement has looked like for more than a year and a half.
Students
At HBCUs, More Black Men Are Choosing College and Finding New Support
A growing number of Black men are entering some HBCUs, prompting renewed attention to what it takes to help them finish.
Institutions
Federal Moves Put Higher Ed’s Money and Gatekeepers Under Scrutiny
From greater discretion over multiyear grants to tightening grip over accrediting bodies, recent U.S. Education Department proposals signal a major shift toward centralized oversight.
Leadership & Policy
New House Bill Would Let Campus Free-Speech Plaintiffs Recover Legal Fees Without a Final Judgment
A new civil rights fee bill would reward plaintiffs whose lawsuits prompt colleges to drop contested speech policies, even without a final court judgment.
Institutions
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.
Leadership & Policy
ED Moves to Loosen Accreditor Rules — And Loses Two Quiet Guardrails Along the Way
A 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.
Leadership & Policy
Trump Administration Escalates Fight Over School Gender Policies
A new DOJ lawsuit targets Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools’ guidance for transgender and gender-nonconforming students, part of a broader federal push on parental rights and school disclosure policies.
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