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Last week, U.S. Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., showcased his “Changing Our Learning, Loans, Endowments, and Graduation Expectations (COLLEGE) Act,” which he brought out at the start of August.

The class of 2023 will be the first graduating class that spent most of their time in college dealing with COVID and the shakeup it caused to the school system. 

Fisk University is once again searching for a new top executive after the abrupt departure of its president Vann Newkirk over the weekend.

California’s community colleges are leading the way with a historic reform to end a legacy of gatekeeping that has held back nearly all students, particularly students of color.

Florida’s public university students seemed reluctant to fill out a controversial survey on so-called “intellectual freedom and viewpoint diversity” that was prompted by the Legislature, as about 8,800 of some 368,000 students bothered to submit responses.

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Uvalde students worry how the tragedy will define them in their new environments and struggle with guilt about the people they’re leaving behind.

Data from the 2021 survey released today no longer adequately capture students’ experience of study.

As evangelical colleges and universities across the country worry about overall enrollment declines, many schools are especially worried about “missing men.” 

The Alabama Department of Education (ADE) may require seniors to prove they are ready for a job or college before graduating.