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More U.S. universities are emerging offshore to steady global enrollment

With new international enrollments slipping and policy risk rising, institutions are expanding into fast-growing markets to stabilize the pipeline.

The colleges pioneering change amid a teetering status quo

Intensifying public, political and economic constraints have led some colleges to break their traditional operational models.

Yale report blames Ivy League for declining trust in higher ed

A scolding report self-critiques the university's vague admissions process, high sticker price and campus culture.

Declines in tuition revenue signal budget risks

Enrollment surges but funding lags, forcing universities to rethink budgeting and tuition strategies.

FAFSA completion reaches new heights, on track to break record

The rate of high school students from low-income and high-minority neighborhoods applying for financial aid has increased by over 60% since last year.

Here are 3 reasons why this state’s public college enrollment is surging

Has Idaho bucked the fears of the demographic cliff? The state's four public colleges and universities experienced record gains this fall.

Here are 3 important areas of higher ed enrollment to watch

Postsecondary enrollment in the U.S. grew by 1% in fall 2025, but heavy losses in one area confirmed some fears.

What’s launching FAFSA toward historic completion rates this year?

Between lightning-fast completion times and innovative state policy, FAFSA completion rates are up 12% over the Class of 2023, according to the National College Attainment Network. 

3 presidents ride AI to a new era of success

The Blueprint is a bi-monthly column that analyzes strategic trends among presidents and chancellors across diverse sectors of higher education.

2 changes in enrollment that should shake your perspective

Institutions that ignore today's trends will be stuck fighting over a flattening population of traditionally aged students, a report from Education Dynamics warns.