Plan to monitor colleges’ financial health renews oversight debate
Among the most long-standing complaints in higher education is the method by which the U.S. Department of Education tracks the...
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How many colleges and universities have closed since 2016?
The last few years have been tumultuous for many U.S. colleges. Pressure to lower tuition, stagnating state funding and a...
Uncertain when campuses can open, colleges make their fall plans flexible
Residential colleges are scrambling to get and provide clarity as to how the COVID-19 pandemic might alter their educational offerings....
Colleges pull back tuition increases as pressure to manage costs mounts
In a normal year, many colleges would raise tuition by a few percentage points to keep pace with operating costs. ...
Colleges could lose $3B from international enrollment declines this fall
Dive Brief: U.S. colleges could lose at least $3 billion from an expected drop in international students this fall, according...
How 3 small colleges in turnaround mode are adapting to the pandemic
At the start of the year, several troubled colleges were underway with public plans to shore up their finances and...
How colleges are helping undocumented students in uncertain times
Two months ago, Mauricio was a typical first-generation college student, juggling classes at a local community college with a job...
Interstate group mulls contentious changes to state oversight of online colleges
Dive Brief: NC-SARA, the group overseeing how distance education is offered across state lines in most of the U.S., left...
Colleges must be flexible with credit acceptance, higher ed groups say
Dive Brief: Six leading higher education organizations this week issued a set of principles to guide their members in accepting...
Students sue colleges for coronavirus-related tuition refunds
Dive Brief: Students at Drexel University and the University of Miami have sued their respective institutions for tuition and fee...
