The State Board of Education also downgrades sociology, identified as a topic that could “radicalize” students.
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Posted inOhio
Cleveland State still enforcing a ‘transcript trap,’ denying students their records over debt
Ohio Department of Higher Education records show CSU is among just a few universities and colleges in Ohio with the policy in place. See how your school stacks up.
Posted inCalifornia
Why California community colleges are reluctant to spend more than $500 million in state money
Last year the governor proposed asking community colleges to return their COVID relief money. Although that idea was dropped, college officials fear committing dollars that may be taken away.
Posted inNew York City
CUNY mass layoffs and class cuts come just weeks before new semester
The decisions, professors and students say, could make it harder for some students to graduate.
Posted inIndianapolis
Debt with no degree: Indy student loan borrowers who don’t graduate face unique challenges
A third of Hoosier students won’t finish degrees in six years. What does that mean for their student debt?
Posted inColorado
How Colorado leaders propose to reshape workforce education
Lawmakers are expected to take up a few of the recommendations during this year’s session.
Posted inHigher Ed in Prisons
How training in the trades is helping women succeed after prison
It helps combat a monumental challenge formerly incarcerated people face: finding jobs with decent wages in fields that will actually employ people with prison records.
Posted inChicago
Pro-Palestinian students want universities to stop investing in companies with ties to Israel
The demand raises questions about university endowments and how they fit into their educational missions.
Posted inTampa Bay
DeSantis invites Jewish students fearing antisemitism to Florida universities
The governor proposes waiving application deadlines and credit requirements and an emergency order is issued.
Posted inOhio
FAFSA changes explained: What the revamped college financial aid form means for families and students
A new year is bringing long-requested changes to a federal financial aid form that can help students and families get state and federal money for college. But so far, the early national rollout of the FAFSA – which officially stands for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid – has encountered some challenges. Students and families […]