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Oregon lawmakers propose committee to probe colleges' responses to sexual misconduct claims
The panel would be able to subpoena witnesses and documents, as well as appoint independent investigators to audit schools.
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Want to weigh in on Title IX? Ed Dept will hear comments in June
The virtual event is a likely precursor to the Biden administration changing the rule governing campus sexual violence.
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OpinionPresident Speaks: How one university plans to zero out its carbon emissions
Changing how it generates energy on campus isn't the only way Miami University, in Ohio, is thinking green.
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How many colleges and universities have closed since 2016?
Judson College will close at the end of the summer. Officials cited enrollment losses and pandemic-related recruitment woes as part of the reason.
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Arizona community colleges can now offer bachelor's degrees
A growing number of states are allowing their two-year schools to offer four-year programs.
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International student flexibilities extended as colleges plan for fall
Higher ed experts say the announcements allow schools and students to plan ahead, but visa backlogs remain a hurdle.
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Idaho lawmakers cut $2.5M in funding for social justice education at 3 public universities
The reduction is part of a trend of GOP policymakers taking a more direct approach to overseeing public colleges' operations.
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How one Utah university is offering an online bachelor's degree for $9,000
The college is calling on other institutions to offer similarly low-priced programs, but experts question if its methods for cost-cutting will scale.
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Bill would require college leaders to review sexual abuse investigations into employees
Lawmakers reintroduced proposed legislation that would make top school officials accountable for the findings of Title IX probes.
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Higher Learning Commission removes barrier for Walden U sale
The accreditor dropped its governmental investigation designation for the school after the Justice Department declined to take up a lawsuit against it.
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Some colleges relax mask mandates following new CDC guidance
Institutions scaling back their requirements are mostly doing so for outdoor mask-wearing.
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How colleges can ensure this year's high school graduates aren't left behind
Community college enrollment in particular took a hit last fall. Proactive outreach can help recoup those losses and keep students on track.
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Public 4-year schools and community colleges are becoming less affordable: report
The National College Attainment Network found that only a quarter of public four-years were affordable to low-income students by 2018-19.
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More colleges are requiring coronavirus vaccines. How will they enforce them?
The requirements aren't one-size-fits-all, but there are common themes among them. And some could face resistance from their states.
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ColumnDrive-through college admissions bring a personal touch to a virtual year
Ohio Dominican University is welcoming applicants to campus to learn whether there's a spot for them in the incoming class.
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ACHA: Colleges should require coronavirus vaccines this fall
The group advised schools to consult with legal counsel in case any of the shots don't get full FDA approval soon.
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Nevada governor shifts focus on community college split to workforce development
His new proposal would form a committee to study how to fund and govern two-year schools to meet employers' needs.
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PASSHE merger plan advances, but details remain murky
Union representatives are skeptical of the proposal, which doesn't include specifics on faculty cuts.
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Undergraduate enrollment losses deepen during the spring: Clearinghouse
Data from three-quarters of colleges show gains for graduate and online schools while other segments slide.
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Biden asks Congress for $109B to make tuition free at community colleges
The president's proposal would also subsidize tuition at minority-serving schools and increase the Pell Grant.
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Federal relief aid is complicating budget season for some public colleges
Lawmakers in Iowa and Florida have said the extra money should cancel out funding increases.
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Private college finances steady in fiscal 2020 despite pandemic's blows: Moody's
Budget cuts and relief aid helped offset lost revenue in the early months of the crisis, a new report explains.
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Ed Dept pushes back on Grand Canyon U's claims it should be a nonprofit
The department, in court records, denied assertions that it overreached when rejecting the university's status change request.
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OpinionPresident Speaks: 5 higher education trends the pandemic is accelerating
Technology, student choice and career prep will factor more heavily into colleges' decision-making going forward, one president explains.
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Moodle acquires 3 companies to launch LMS services business in the US
The move marks the first time the open-source learning management system provider will directly offer support services to customers in the country.
