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Strengthening recruitment and enrollment strategies for the long haul

Mirko Widenhorn | March 28, 2022

Four approaches that can help reverse enrollment slides and prop up recruitment in higher education.

Biden's Double Pell promises are lofty, but will they pass in FY2023 budget?

UB Custom Publishing | March 28, 2022

The Administration also wants to give more help to HBCUs and MSIs, as well as improve career pathways.

Georgia teenager accepted to almost 50 colleges

March 28, 2022

Makenzie Thompson is looking at 49 offers now and awaiting one more, while pondering more than $1 million in scholarships.

This NCAA darling has a better story to tell: It's in the top 1% for ROI

UB Custom Publishing | March 27, 2022

Small private Bryant University in Rhode Island is on the map after its tournament appearance, but it has been a standout for students seeking careers.

Utah colleges increase tuition next fall amid rising labor costs

March 25, 2022

Board member and former lawmaker Aaron Osmond votes against all increases noting historic funding from Utah Legislature

Strike averted: Howard University, faculty union reach tentative deal on bargaining

UB Custom Publishing | March 23, 2022

The two sides have forged a three-year agreement that must still be ratified as adjuncts and non-tenure-track employees seek better pay.

Two-year study from universities will examine fairness of test-optional policies

UB Custom Publishing | March 23, 2022

The goal is to ensure that all students groups receive equitable assessments during the admissions process.

Alabama researchers share plan to close education gap in Black Belt: State lottery

March 22, 2022

UA director says, 'The state just doesn’t have enough money. The way to do that would be to either increase taxes or bring a lottery or gambling money.'

First of summits to help empower Latinx community kicks off at UTSA

UB Custom Publishing | March 21, 2022

The Biden Administration events over the next few months hope to be a driver for economic change and educational opportunities.

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