Higher education leaders want to embed paid apprenticeships in curriculum. These university and state models are providing a blueprint.

A new internal report warns the agency has lost capacity to serve students in K12 and higher ed after losing more than 40% of its staff.

While the published tuition numbers continue to climb — and tend to generate headlines when they hit six figures — the average amount students pay after grant aid has remained relatively flat, or even declined in recent years.

When higher education takes on real problems in real time, in addition to fundamental basic research, it can serve students, families and society in novel ways.