In an era of intense political polarization, the assumption has taken hold that students are choosing colleges the way they choose political candidates.
The new law will shift the response to student overdoses toward support services. Supporters say the change could make students more likely to seek lifesaving help without fearing academic consequences.
Transfer students now represent roughly 13% of all non-first-year undergraduates, showing how common it has become for students to change institutions mid-degree. Across the country, students are reconsidering where and sometimes whether they finish their degrees.
Community colleges can help promote civility during a time of political and social division by focusing on communication, leadership and student engagement.
Lottery revenue for the HOPE college scholarship is down after lawmakers decided to divert sports gambling tax revenue as part of the private school voucher deal.
The Higher Learning Commission's endorsement marks the first time an accreditor has formally verified the quality of a third-party short-term credential provider.
In order for bad actors to perpetuate a deepfake, they only need a few seconds of your voice. And you do not have to think only about people with great technical skills.
