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Trump tackles state AI laws as colleges juggle new tech
President Donald Trump wants to override state-by-state laws with a federal AI framework that would encourage "innovation."
This merger will create the largest private university in Oregon
Pacific University and Willamette University, two of the oldest private institutions in Oregon, signaled plans to merge and become the University of the Northwest.
Why these leaders link interdisciplinary learning to improved outcomes
These institutions are blending curricula to expand students' skillsets and life experiences in the face of a rapidly changing workforce.
FAFSA armed with new warning against low-performing schools
Over 1,300 institutions are now flagged for producing graduates with low financial earnings. Which public colleges were included?
Latest updates on the fate of the Department of Education
The Department of Education is ordering staff whom it previously laid off from the Office for Civil Rights back to work to help manage a backlog of discrimination cases.
How two new rules are reshaping career education
New gainful employment and financial value transparency rules pull back the curtain on college programs that promised life-changing opportunities
Dual enrollment is among top reasons for sturdy completion rates
Over half of all students who enrolled in college in the fall of 2019 with dual enrollment earned a credential within four years.
Shrinking Education Department sparks controversy
Lawmakers are calling for Linda McMahon's resignation and superintendents are concerned about the consistency of federal support for students.
