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Education Department removes 'weaponized' civil rights rule

Micah Ward | July 23, 2026

Without disparate impact provisions, a school that disciplines higher rates of minority students will face less federal scrutiny.

Community colleges beat student outcome predictions. Now Texas can’t afford related incentives.

The Texas Tribune | July 23, 2026

A formula designed to reward colleges for student success generated larger payouts than budgeted. Now, Texas’ higher education agency may limit how schools receive such funding.

Portland’s Reed College agrees to sweeping reforms as part of antisemitism settlement

July 23, 2026

School to include language in its discrimination policy that bars the targeting of Jews ‘on the basis of their Zionist identity,’ will have outside party monitor its adherence to civil rights law.

How your trustees must handle new enrollment requirements

UB Custom Publishing | July 22, 2026

Boards should focus less on the policy debate itself and more on the institutional implications that will require ongoing oversight.

More than 'vibes and history': How HBCU's are appealing to a new generation

Alcino Donadel | July 21, 2026

Leaders remain enthusiastic about their campuses' unique power to promote belonging and opportunity.

Department of Justice probes Harvard’s financial aid programs over alleged China ties

The Harvard Crimson | July 21, 2026

DOJ opens an investigation into whether Harvard violated federal civil rights law by using gifts from China-based sources to fund financial aid programs that favor foreign students.

Justice Department says UCSD’s medical school racially discriminates against applicants

July 21, 2026

For decades, California’s affirmative action ban has barred schools from considering applicants’ race in admissions.

5 financial realities that don't get enough attention

UB Custom Publishing | July 20, 2026

Better questions lead to better oversight—and better oversight leads to stronger institutions.

Retiring United Negro College Fund leader reflects on legacy, $4 billion raised

The Washington Post | July 20, 2026

During Michael L. Lomax's tenure, historically Black institutions have experienced a surge in applications and philanthropic contributions.

Beyond the budget: 5 financial realities every trustee must understand

UB Custom Publishing | July 19, 2026

Trustees do not need to be CFOs, but they do need to understand the financial drivers that determine whether an institution is stable, vulnerable, or on a slow glide path toward distress.

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