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Study Shows Increase in International Graduate Student Enrollment

Survey data between Fall 2021 and Fall 2022 shows that there was a 26% increase in the total number of international graduate applications received by U.S. degree-granting institutions.

Dr. Suzanne Ortega

Report: More Than 2,000 Schools Typically Deliver Minimum Economic Return to Students

At least 2,414 institutions typically deliver the minimum economic return to students, according to a recent IHEP report.

Study: Small Number of Teachers Account for Half of Racial Discipline Difference

5% of teachers who issued disciplinary referrals more than doubled gaps between white students and Blacks and Hispanics.

Dr. Jing Liu, assistant professor of education policy at the University Maryland College Park

Education Partnering Organization Launches Digital Community Platform for International Students

Global education partnering organization INTO University Partnerships has launched a digital community platform for international students.

Survey Examines College Enrollment Amid Post Pandemic Decline

In a study by education company EAB, about 20,000 high school students were surveyed regarding their attitudes toward higher education in an effort to better understand the decline in college enrollment.

TMCF Partners with Cosmetics Company for Scholarship Program

The Thurgood Marshall College Fund is partnering with cosmetics company Ivy Beauty to create a scholarship program.

Mellon Foundation to Award Over $5 Million to Expand Prison Education Programs

The Mellon Foundation will be awarding over $5 million to seven institutions to expand higher education opportunities and resources for those in carceral environments.

Jessica Hicklin

BMCC Grad Looks to Make Restaurants More Accessible

Wheel-Eating, a tray that can attach to any table, won this year's Blackstone Launchpad Competition.

Gesy Duran recently graduated from Borough of Manhattan Community College.

Judge Allows FAMU Students' Class Action Lawsuit Alleging State Discrimination

The suit accuses the state of discriminating against a historically Black university while prioritizing its largest public university, a predominantly white institution.

Six Florida A&M University students filed suit in September alleging, in part, that the University of Florida receives a larger state appropriation per student than Florida A&M.

New Report A Mixed Bag on Student Engagement with Online Learning

Online-only students were less likely to engage with teachers and each other, but more likely to attend all classes.

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Generation Hope Offers National Certification to Recognize Student Parent Support Efforts

Generation Hope, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting student parents, has recently created a new three-year national certification to recognize and highlight institutions actively and effectively working towards success for this population.

Nicole Lynn Lewis

ETS to Shorten GRE General Test

ETS will shorten its GRE General Test to take less than two hours to complete, starting this September.

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