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These trends are shaping college tuition and student aid

Micah Ward | November 10, 2025

In 2025, more students are relying on federal aid. Researchers say it's a sign of progress in making college more affordable.

LSU restructures its leadership hierarchy as 3 proven presidents retire

Alcino Donadel | November 10, 2025

LSU’s board has split its top leadership for the first time in over a decade, naming Wade Rousse as system president and James Dalton as flagship campus chancellor

Why massive data breaches are still surging in higher ed

Alcino Donadel | November 06, 2025

Despite universities' cybersecurity advancements, hackers are still succeeding with advanced phishing techniques. Here's how schools can improve their first line of defense.

What insurance means for stakeholders in the NIL era

November 06, 2025

As student-athletes capitalize on their personal brands, new opportunities—and liabilities—are emerging for universities, athletic conferences, donors and sponsors.

Community college sticker price up 2.7%

Community College Daily | November 06, 2025

The average 2025-26 tuition-and-fees sticker price for public two-year colleges is $4,150, which is an increase of 2.7% (or $110) for full-time students compared to last fall, according to an annual report on college pricing and student aid trends from the College Board.

Some public universities report fewer international students amid Trump restrictions

Stateline | November 05, 2025

The administration cites jobs and national security in proposing stricter limits on how long those with visas can stay.

College admissions: How the game is shifting

OPB | November 04, 2025

New federal rules require colleges to report student data by race to enforce the affirmative action ban, but Northwest educators say the change will have little effect on largely open, race-neutral admissions.

How to power the future workforce with integrated classroom design

Chris Vogelheim | November 04, 2025

Through careful design planning, universities can create agile, mixed-use spaces that offer a broader set of capabilities and much greater ROI than dedicated spaces.

AI at HBCUs: High engagement and big potential

Alcino Donadel | November 04, 2025

Historical barriers to funding and support aren't stopping HBCUs from finding key partners to drive innovation in the classroom and back-end operations.