With DeVos’ Title IX rule taking effect, higher ed is under strain
Brett Sokolow, president of the Association of Title IX Administrators, spent part of the last three weeks holding mock hearings...
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Higher ed group offers ideas for supporting contingent faculty
Dive Brief: Support for non-tenure-track faculty members continues to be a concern amid pandemic-related cutbacks and pushback over how some...
University leaders sign joint statement to promote mobility in higher education
“These days, international mobility has become even more important to research and learning” Signed during a virtual conference focused on...
Getting past higher ed’s 2 tracks
The coronavirus pandemic is highlighting the vast social inequities in the U.S., and higher education has been no exception. Some...
NEA: 153,000 public higher ed jobs could be preserved with more relief funding
Dive Brief: The National Education Association is calling on the Senate to take up the education funding measures spelled out...
Higher ed groups ask for more flexibility on Paycheck Protection Program
Dive Brief: More than a dozen higher education associations are urging the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to loosen the...
State lawmakers wrestle with scope and timing of higher ed budget cuts
Nearly all public colleges and universities can expect big budget cuts in the coming year, but officials in different states...
Access to public universities linked to higher earnings, degree completion
Dive Brief: Students who enroll in public universities have higher household incomes by around age 30 than do those who...
Study: Earned credits, college admission rates higher among students in 9-14 model
Dive Brief: By 10th grade, students who attended the first seven New York City schools with P-TECH — a six-year,...
Higher ed’s top lobbyist discusses coronavirus, Congress and changes ahead
The coronavirus pandemic has stalled the American economy for nearly two months and forced campuses to shut down and classes...
