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Brown University Shooting Leaves Two Dead, Survivors Grappling With Recurring Trauma

The shooting occurred on the eve of the 13th anniversary of the Sandy Hook massacre and marks at least the 391st mass shooting in the United States this year, according to the Gun Violence Archive.

Medical School Enrollment Surpasses 100,000 for First Time as Applicant Pool Rebounds

The milestone comes as medical school applications rose 5.3% this year, marking the largest increase since 2015-16 and reversing a three-year decline in applicant numbers.

Millions of Student Loan Borrowers Face 'Default Cliff' as Federal Support Erodes, New Survey Finds

More than 5.5 million federal student loan borrowers are currently in default, with millions more at risk of joining them.

Graduate Enrollment at Risk as Federal Aid Shrinks While Student Reliance on Loans Grows

Policy changes and rising costs create perfect storm for programs already struggling with international student decline.

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College Completion Rates Hold Steady as Pandemic-Era Students Reach Six-Year Mark

National data shows dual enrollment students significantly more likely to earn credentials.

University of Alabama Suspends Student Publications Serving Black and Women Students

University cites Trump administration DEI guidance in halting magazines, drawing First Amendment concerns.

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Anonymous $50M Gift Eliminates Tuition Barriers for Medical Laboratory Science Students at University of Washington

The gift addresses a critical financial barrier for students training to perform clinical laboratory tests on patient samples used to diagnose, treat and prevent disease.

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Jay-Z’s Foundation Transforms College Access Through Family Support

Founded by hip-hop icon Jay-Z and his mother, the Foundation is opening doors for students of color who face barriers to higher education.

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New Report Shows How Governing Boards Can Drive Student Success at Public Institutions

The study identified 10 common practices across the four institutions, with the most consistent being making student success the central organizing principle across governance, planning, and budgeting decisions.

Decline in International Student Enrollment Signals Growing Crisis for U.S. Higher Ed

The enrollment crisis has emerged as international students navigate a restrictive environment during President Trump's second term.

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Employers Project Minimal Hiring Increase for Class of 2026 Amid Uncertain Job Market

Employers now characterize the job market for new graduates as "fair" rather than "good," the first time they've given that rating since projections for the Class of 2021, when hiring was essentially flat.

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First-Generation College Students Drop 13 Percentage Points Over Two Decades, New Research Shows

Study suggests shift reflects rising parental education levels, not diminished college access.

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