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Education Department Cuts Could Impact College Students With Disabilities. Here’s What Worries Experts.
Student advocacy groups worry that staffing cuts may harm students with disabilities in the long run.
Trump Lists 9 Demands for Columbia University to Keep Federal Funding
The university must comply with a list of demands including changes in its discipline and admissions policies to maintain a “continued financial relationship” with the government.
Can College Application Essays Still Discuss Race?
A new “Dear Colleague” letter from the Education Department further clouds discussions of race in college application essays.
How a Shrinking Federal Student Aid Staff Will Impact Your Financial Aid
Experts suggest students complete their FAFSA forms early as federal employees depart the Department of Education.
Colleges Aren’t Preparing Gen Z for Jobs: Report
Recent college graduates and HR leaders agree that colleges aren’t preparing students for the workforce, according to a recent Hult International Business School Survey.
Are Master’s Degree Programs Ripping Off Students? Maybe Not.
New research says the return on investment of master’s degree programs isn’t as bad as critics claim.
FAFSA Drops ‘Nonbinary’ Gender ID Option, Streamlines Race/Ethnicity Questions
Removing “nonbinary” from the FAFSA form puts it in compliance with Trump’s executive order making it official U.S. policy to recognize only two sexes.
Trump Threatens to Deport International Students Who Protested Israel-Hamas War
An executive order signed by President Donald Trump addresses “the explosion of antisemitism” on college campuses and could allow foreign student protesters to be deported.
Trump Executive Order Ends Educational Equity Initiatives for Black, Hispanic, Indigenous Students
On his first day back in office, President Donald Trump ended several initiatives aimed at strengthening Hispanic-serving institutions and tribal colleges and universities.