The U.S. Department of Education plans to cut grants that fund minority-serving colleges, putting millions at risk for Wisconsin’s Hispanic-serving institutions. Advocates warn the move will hurt low-income and first-generation students, though campuses vow to continue their support.
Some would-be international students aren’t arriving on U.S. campuses this fall despite admission offers due to visa delays, while others reconsidered amid immigration crackdowns and sudden terminations of legal status.
A student can stream an entire season of a show on a cracked phone in a moving car. They can check their bank balance, locate their roommate and order dinner—all without stopping to think about how it works.
Date & Time: Tuesday, October 7th at 2 p.m. ET <br><br> In this 30-minute Ed Talk, explore five major trends shaping work, life and play across modern colleges and universities. These aren't just predictions—they're actionable insights you can use to plan, prioritize, and future-proof your campus infrastructure.
Michael Schill resigned from Northwestern University last week, concluding a turbulent three-year tenure marred by political pressure and campus protests.
