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With declining enrollments and lower tuition revenues, survival at some institutions may hinge on increased appropriations.
While others are struggling to fight effects of inflation, Troy is giving students a break.
Private institutions lead the way, but some online schools, publics and for-profits prove just as competitive.
Researchers at Penn State and the University of Kansas say a specific form of messaging might change perception.
Key benefits that one community college has seen since opening a dedicated manufacturing lab and working with local industry.
College enrollment across Michigan plummeted 15% during the spring semester this year, dragged down by a 20% hit to four-year public universities, a new report shows.
While some are relaxing their policies, others are standing by protocols until fall because of surges.
The university will again require students to submit SAT and ACT scores in 2023, ending its waiver process two years early.
After several of years of planning, it's launching just in time to tackle a foreboding climate crisis.
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, mobility among institutions has decreased more than 15% for students.
