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The University of Arkansas and Shorter College are among those who will be helping to reskill individuals who have been adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The messaging has been clear from leaders at higher education institutions and university systems: they want to see more face-to-face instruction. But will they be able to pull it off?
Although mounting fees and tuition hikes are a big concern, here are a few things to ponder before dismantling existing funding streams for subsidized alternatives.
The University of Houston-Downtown is one of dozens of institutions in the state to receive backing to get stopped-out students to pursue degrees and certificates.
Underrepresented students and community colleges were among those that saw steepest declines in federal student aid applications.
At this year's virtual event, those who run programs or want to learn more can take in more than 50 sessions, from K-12 to higher education.
Students at Medgar Evers, Howard and UDC will receive guidance that will help them wisely manage their money, build future investments and achieve wealth.
CEO Casey Welch discusses how students are using Tallo to build their portfolios and how colleges and universities can and should be connecting with them.
The Michigan university's pitch to families making less than $50,000 could help students overcome one of the biggest barriers to enrolling.
With the fall semester behind us, new data brings greater definition to how the pandemic will impact higher ed enrollment and revenues in 2021.
The university's Sorenson Impact Center says 'rightsizing', not downsizing. is key to ensuring students' futures. It is looking for partners on its MAPS Project to help in this mission.
The USC Race and Equity Center and Achieving the Dream are launching an academy to help institutions develop a plan to make change on campus.
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