Campus leaders asked the state for more help in their work to beat the bad actors, including money for fraud prevention software and a database to help identify repeat offenders.
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Posted inSan Antonio
Construction industry reports workforce shortages, but St. Philip’s College sees growth in the trades
St. Philip’s College hosted national construction associations to unveil the findings of a national survey that points at workforce as the biggest issue.
Posted inOhio
Ohio universities spend tens of thousands on new syllabus rule, records show
For the first time this fall, institutions must publicly share details about undergraduate classes to comply with Senate Bill 1.
Posted inColorado
Trump administration higher education letter: Most Colorado universities have yet to decide response
A Colorado Mesa University spokesperson said the school does not plan to formally respond to the letter.
Posted inSan Antonio
San Antonio-area colleges seek Workforce Pell eligibility in first round of applications
At least a few San Antonio-area colleges have submitted programs for approval — in hopes they can soon offer this financial aid source to students.
Posted inChicago
Colleges scramble after court strikes down in-state tuition for Illinois undocumented students
The decision threatens college access for thousands of immigrant students. Illinois college officials want guidance from the state on what comes next.
Posted inOhio
Ohio State won’t say if it will answer Trump administration’s latest call to colleges
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon recently sent an open letter to universities asking leaders to publicly share ‘statements of principle.’
Posted inColorado
144,000 Coloradans are in student loan default as repayment struggles increase nationwide
Data compiled by the Associated Press shows more Americans are struggling to pay their student loan debt. In Colorado, defaults have also spiked.
Posted inNorth Carolina
As Duke reviews federal discrimination claims, some worry the university might overcomply
Federal officials say Duke’s law school discriminated against white and Asian prospective students in favor of Black and Hispanic applicants.
Posted inColorado
Colorado public colleges and universities try to keep student services safe from budget ‘belt tightening’
Leaders say they’re trying to preserve key services to students, but pressure on those programs is growing.