DNC Launches Campus Voter Registration Campaign at HBCUs, MSIs
The DNC is promoting voter registration at HBCUs and MSIs to mark National Black Voter Day and Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Touting Transparency, Hartwick Lowers Tuition by 60%
Instead of perpetuating the “high tuition, high discount” model, Hartwick College opts to set a reasonable price and save families money in the process.
Updated October 9, 2024
Sororities: The Next Big Influencer
Big brands saw an opportunity to promote their products through sororities on #RushTok without the price tag of a typical influencer brand deal.
Updated October 10, 2024
Common App Analysis Shows Fewer Students Identified as Nonbinary This Year
In the 2023-2024 admission cycle, fewer students self-identified as nonbinary. An expert says this may be because of national backlash.
by Elin Johnson
Updated October 9, 2024
Students Attempting UC-to-UC Transfer Are Enrolling in Community College. Here’s Why
The University of California transfer guarantee policy means students trying to transfer into the system’s top schools often have a better chance of getting in if they’re transferring from a community college.
Updated October 8, 2024
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Study: College Student Mental Health on the Rise for 2nd Consecutive Year
For the second year in a row, depressive symptoms are declining and positive mental health is improving among college students.
Students File Lawsuits, Complaints Against Universities Over Pro-Palestinian Protest Response
Students from several universities are suing over their institutions’ handling of pro-Palestinian protests and demonstrations last spring.
Watchdog Releases Findings on ‘Nightmare’ FAFSA Launch
A Government Accountability Office investigation of the botched FAFSA rollout found that the Education Department failed to properly test the form prior to wide release.
Project 2025 Proposes Privatizing the Federal Student Loan System. Here’s What Students Need To Know.
Privatizing the student loan system has become a mainstream idea, but implementing such a plan would be difficult.
Students for Fair Admissions Threatens Princeton, Yale, Duke With Legal Action
The group that convinced the Supreme Court to eliminate affirmative action in college admissions wants to know why three elite universities aren’t experiencing the same changes in racial diversity as their peers for this fall’s entering class.
Pac-12 Adds Four Teams, Staves Off Extinction
Amid rumors of the Pac-12’s demise, the conference adds four teams and appears to be on a path to legitimacy.
Notre Dame Introduces New Initiatives to Increase Affordability, Accessibility
The initiative will include a no-loan financial aid policy and will extend the university’s need-blind admissions policy to include both domestic and international students.
Top Business School Launches Healthcare Leadership Center
Demand for healthcare leaders is on the rise, and a new center at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management aims to bridge the gap.
College Enrollment Rates Rebound Slightly
College attendance continues to increase, says a new report, but outcomes still vary by income and race.
Inside a New Mobile-First Business Analytics Degree
Quantic’s new master of science degrees in business analytics and software engineering prioritize flexibility and affordability.
College Graduates Enjoy More Civic Engagement
A new report details the extent to which Americans with college degrees are more socially engaged and civic-minded.
SUNY Sees Performance, Retention Boosts From Student Success Program Expansion
SUNY expanded a student success program that includes tuition and textbook assistance, additional 1:1 advising, and career skills workshops.