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Institutions
Colleges Confront Cuts While Keeping Students First
Despite cuts and financial adjustments, colleges and universities find ways to serve their students
Students
From the Field: Treating Student Parents as Partners
Seventy-one percent of parenting community college students say caregiving could force them to withdraw.
Students
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.
Students
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.
Students
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.
Institutions
Trinity College Unveils Tuition Grants for Hartford Students
Beginning with students applying for fall 2027, Trinity College will provide major tuition support to admitted students from Hartford and nearby communities.
Students
University of Delaware Staff Push Back on Return-to-Office Policy
The university says more campus presence will strengthen collaboration, but employees argue the policy could impose new burdens after years of hybrid work.
AI
Why Schools Are Rolling Back AI Access
As K-12 major districts like NYC and LA Unified restrict generative AI, educators from primary schools to law programs are rewriting the rules of academic integrity — focusing less on catching AI use and more on ensuring students still learn to think.
Students
From High School to College, Fewer Barriers May Mean More Students
Experts say strategies like guaranteed admissions, dual enrollment, and free or low-cost college credits can make postsecondary education easier to access, but students may still need support to take the next step.
Institutions
Why Top Colleges Are Reversing Course on Test-Optional Admissions
After years of test-optional policies, elite universities are reinstating standardized testing as concerns grow over college readiness and student success.
Students
Lawsuit Could Test the Future of Georgia’s Promise Scholarship Program
Three families argue the state’s school-choice program denies them public benefits unless they first place their children in failing public schools.
Faculty & Staff
Second Chances in the Classroom: How Alternative Grading Supports Growth
By allowing reattempts and emphasizing feedback, alternative grading aims to reduce anxiety and keep students focused on progress rather than perfection.
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