Todd Diacon extends an invitation “to anyone raising questions about Ohio’s public universities” in an essay defending higher education.
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Posted inSan Antonio
St. Mary’s University answers a decades-long call for a law program in the Rio Grande Valley
A new partnership has secured a long-awaited Legal Education Hub in the Rio Grande Valley.
Posted inFort Worth
Texas Wesleyan maps plan to grow enrollment, career learning
Major priorities to “ignite impact” include purposeful growth, transformative learning and intentional connection, university leaders say.
Posted inWisconsin
Wisconsin high schools want to offer more college classes. First, teachers must go back to school.
School officials statewide want to give more students a jump start on college with dual enrollment classes. But they say they lack qualified teachers, and for busy teachers, grad school is a hard sell.
Posted inOhio
Ohio’s largest community colleges see fall enrollment boost
The increases, which mirror national trends, come as these schools face a shrinking state population and increased political pressures.
Posted inTampa Bay
Florida college enrollment projected to increase for third straight year
Nationally, some majors are seeing a sharp decline as federal officials prioritize AI development.
Posted inMississippi
Student enrollment is up for most of Mississippi’s public universities, including Delta State and The W
Delta State University and Mississippi University for Women credit growth to recruitment, retention and affordability.
Posted inChicago
Fewer international students studying at some Illinois universities
The Trump administration wants to reduce the number of foreign students on American campuses. Faculty say they are vital to research and teaching.
Posted inColorado
CU Denver and Aurora partnership highlights growing statewide trend to make admissions easier
CU Denver school leaders said they want the agreement to show Aurora students the university has a place for them.
Posted inOhio
Ohio colleges see drop in international student enrollment
Early data shows Kent State University, the University of Cincinnati and Cleveland State University are each reporting double-digit declines in student enrollment from last fall.