Leaders at the financially strapped South Euclid college of 1,400 students recently considered other options that included establishing ties to Cleveland State University.
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Posted inColorado
CU Boulder and CSU Fort Collins push enrollment deadlines amid FAFSA delays
The U.S. Department of Education switched to a new FAFSA form this year, but the rollout has been slow and problematic.
Posted inMississippi
Lawmaker behind bill to close three universities says its has ‘slim’ chance to pass
Alumni of the state’s three historically black universities decried the bill as a do-over of former Gov. Haley Barbour’s plan to merge those schools.
Posted inPittsburgh
Tech funding trough or ‘war-machine pipeline’? At CMU, defense dollars total billions
Carnegie Mellon receives more military funding than most highly selective universities, covering research ranging from drones to AI. Some students are balking.
Posted inOhio
Cleveland State’s Laura Bloomberg won’t become the University of Minnesota’s next president
Bloomberg spent several days in Minnesota this month going through a search process as one of three finalists. She was passed over in a public vote on Monday for Rebecca Cunningham from the University of Michigan.
Posted inPittsburgh
Pitt and CMU have grown wealthier through private, offshore investments. We followed the money.
The city’s wealthiest universities have invested their multibillion-dollar endowments in ways that are decreasingly transparent to students, faculty and the public.
Posted inTexas
As doors close and funding fades, students worry UT-Austin is taking Texas’ new DEI ban too far
The new state law prohibits public universities from having diversity, equity and inclusion programs. Students say schools are overcorrecting.
Posted inTampa Bay
New College of Florida is sanctioned by national faculty group
The American Association of University Professors said changes at the Sarasota school have “seriously impaired” faculty.
Posted inMississippi
Mississippi spends less on college grant aid than nearly every Southern state
Mississippi spends less money on college financial aid programs than almost every state in the Southern region.
Posted inColorado
Most Colorado community college students don’t get a four-year degree, new data shows
Just 13% of Colorado community college students transfer and finish with a bachelor’s degree six years after starting college.