Colleges and universities that serve higher populations of Pell grant recipients are more likely to withhold transcript from a student over outstanding balances, according to a new analysis.
Miami Dade College aims to boost Latinx student success system-wide thanks to $14 million in federal grants meant to improve outcomes at Hispanic-serving institutions of higher ed.
A co-author of the book Strategic Mergers in Higher Education argues that the rate of mergers is just a fraction of what the market and the excess capacity in the industry would demand. How can colleges navigate this crisis successfully?
Leading education research organizations announce major focus on systemic racism on the day after President Donald Trump calls for a more patriotic curriculum.
Partnerships proposed by the University of Akron and Cleveland State University could create the largest law school in Ohio and one of the largest public law schools in the country.
Studies have shown that students who are more receptive to a variety of cultures and faiths – and can bridge gaps that may exist – will enjoy more positive experiences later in life and especially in the workplace.
The key to completing the fall semester at the University of New Haven—and at colleges across the nation—will be holding community COVID infections down.
The cybersecurity challenges colleges and universities face during the COVID are growing more in scale than in style, a panel of chief information security officers said Wednesday.
At Oklahoma State University, a data analytics-driven approach to contact tracing allows for efficient, accurate results on who may have been exposed to someone who is COVID-positive.
