For non-native speakers, learning English represents just a part of acclimating to American culture. Community colleges are creating developmental tracks, services and on-campus groups...
An acute rash of hate crimes on America’s campuses has made it necessary for institutions to refine reporting procedures.
The streamlined policy at The University...
Free community college spreads: New York introduced its Excelsior scholarship for students from families with income less than $100,000. The challenges of free tuition...
For some states, democratizing higher education begins with simplifying its offerings.
Under a new proposal by President Ray Cross, the University of Wisconsin would merge...
Attention to underserved students may be well spent on single mothers, a growing demographic on campus.
The number of single mothers in college more than...
The Trump administration’s plan to phase out the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy by not accepting new applicants is another shift in...
Attending university stateside is a lifelong goal for many young people and their families around the world. So far, immigration policy shifts and other...
In a renewal of social consciousness in American higher ed, colleges are refining stories of their history told through statues, signage and installations on...
The rapid increase in the Hispanic population on American campuses requires administrators to tailor support services to this new wave of students that’s forecast...
The University of Connecticut’s recent announcement of a planned learning community intended for first- and second-year African-American male students has reignited a decades-old debate...
Choices for commencement speakers are making headlines this season, and higher ed officials are aiming to make sure those headlines are positive.
Many colleges now...
A little time in prison brings fourth-year University of Washington law students much closer to people impacted by the issues they’re studying.
Fourth-year Law, Societies...
