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6 ways to build a strong leadership team in a scary higher ed landscape

Alcino Donadel | February 25, 2026

Converging market pressures require a balancing act of agility and strong resolve from executive leadership. Can your institution weather the storm?

Opinion: What if the story we’re telling about college is wrong?

Lumina Foundation | February 24, 2026

A Lumina-Gallup report finds most students say college supports open dialogue and builds job-ready skills, but many still question whether the price is fair.

Department of Education offloads more programs to federal agencies

Micah Ward | February 23, 2026

Two new partnerships aim to crack down on foreign funding in higher education and improve school security.

Re-enrolling 43 million learners will have big ripple effects

Ruth Bauer | February 23, 2026

Re-enrollment strategies are most impactful when framed not simply as short-term fixes, but as long-term investments in people, institutions and communities.

SUNY makes progress toward getting struggling schools back into the black

February 23, 2026

The State University of New York system is using state aid and rising enrollment to stabilize struggling campuses, according to a new report. SUNY is also seeking $1 billion for campus renovations.

This quiet crisis is holding more students back

Alcino Donadel | February 23, 2026

More than half of undergraduates today feel lonely. Student success is suffering.

Bill requires accommodation for unvaccinated students in clinical rotations

Iowa Capital Dispatch | February 19, 2026

Senate File 2095 would require private colleges and universities offering degree programs with clinical rotations to, if requested by a student, find a rotation placement where that student would be exempt from any vaccination requirements put in place by that placement during their time in the rotation.

The great computer science exodus (and where students are going instead)

Tech Crunch | February 17, 2026

Computer science enrollment across the University of California fell 6% last year even as overall college enrollment rose. With the University of California, San Diego adding an artificial intelligence major, the shift appears focused on AI rather than an exit from tech.

Students value mental health, but few use campus counseling

Michelle Centamore | February 13, 2026

Mental health support is available on most campuses, but many students still struggle to reach it. A new survey shows how fear of judgment and daily pressures often stand between students and care.