Should college leaders wade into politics?

Some, like California Community Colleges Chancellor Eloy Oakley, see an expectation from stakeholders to get more vocal about political issues.

By Autumn A. Arnett • March 23, 2017

No timeline on Higher Ed Act

But adult learning will be a primary focus when the bill finally starts to move through Congress.

By Autumn A. Arnett • March 22, 2017

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Artificial Intelligence

As AI continues its forward march in education and the workplace, colleges are grapplling with how best to incorporate the emerging technology into admissions, courrsework and elsewhere

By Higher Ed Dive staff

Ties to for-profit industry abound in DeVos' Ed Dept

Several hires have skirted the congressional review process, but increased scrutiny led one to resign Tuesday.

By Autumn A. Arnett • March 22, 2017

Campus carry implementation worries some Georgia officials

Some worry guns on campus will create a "Wild West" environment, but those in states that have already allowed it say not much has changed.

By Autumn A. Arnett • March 21, 2017

As sexual assualt cases loom, higher ed leaders on the hook for campus culture

Even as many administrators anticipate industry deregulation, it is increasingly imperative for them to take an intrusive interest in shaping campus climate.

By Autumn A. Arnett • March 21, 2017

Trump budget, ACE, and SXSWedu: The week's most-read education news

Stay ahead of the class with our weekly recap of the biggest stories in K-12 and higher ed.

By Roger Riddell • March 17, 2017

SXSWedu 2017: Our recap of Austin's premier ed innovation gathering

We've rounded up all of our coverage of last week's show in one location for your convenience.

By Roger Riddell • March 17, 2017

Higher ed and K-12 cooperation boosts outcomes, access [SXSWedu 2017]

Two initiatives discussed in a panel at SXSWedu highlight the benefits of partnership across all levels of the education field.

By Roger Riddell • March 17, 2017

California's ambitious plans to make community college free

California has been expanding its Promise programs, which use a mix of public and private money to eliminate tuition costs in its 123 community colleges. 

By Stephen Noonoo • March 16, 2017

Trump budget proposal protects Pell, HBCUs amid $9.2B Ed Dept cut

TRIO, GearUp and other programs are in jeopardy amid calls for some of the steepest cuts to the U.S. Department of Education in history.

By Autumn A. Arnett • March 16, 2017

Rubio higher ed reform proposal calls for support of alternative providers

A bipartisan plan to extend federal support to a wider range of institutions may have a stronger chance two years after it was introduced to little fanfare in Congress.

By Jarrett Carter • March 16, 2017

STEM research for undergrads can have big impact

Students that undertake research experiences during their undergraduate studies are more likely to commit to their chosen field, according to a new report.

By Stephen Noonoo • March 15, 2017

New report spells out ESSA's big boost to dual enrollment high school programs

Dual enrollment courses, where students earn college credit while still in high school, are on the rise — and new funding could let even more schools take advantage.

By Stephen Noonoo • March 14, 2017

Pennsylvania looks to nonprofit for recommendations on consolidations, closure

Feedback could help the state save billions in higher ed spending but could erase valuable American history in the process. 

By Jarrett Carter • March 14, 2017

Obamacare repeal could be bad for business

The elimination of the employee mandate might be celebrated, but could students soon be forced to choose between healthcare and education costs?

By Jarrett Carter • March 10, 2017

Florida lawmakers target state university foundations on spending

State legislators are questioning if international trips, high salaries and wealth building are the appropriate use of funds from public institutions' foundations.

By Jarrett Carter • March 10, 2017

Chicago State settles latest lawsuit for $4.3M

The embattled institution finally wraps up a longstanding whistleblower case filed by a former executive. 

By Jarrett Carter • March 10, 2017

Wednesday at SXSWedu 2017: NYC's equity bet and liberal arts 2.0

Author Tim Ferriss was keynote speaker on day three, and there was no shortage of great sessions as the conference rolled into its second-to-last day.

By Roger Riddell • March 8, 2017

Revised travel ban presents same problems for colleges

A new version of the controversial guidance on travel restriction from six countries presents familiar obstacles for college students and faculty. 

By Jarrett Carter • March 8, 2017

Missouri higher ed system faces scrutiny over executive bonuses, perks

Financial dealings at the state's system run countercultural to legislative claims of economic hardship for higher ed. 

By Jarrett Carter • March 8, 2017

Tuesday at SXSWedu: Higher ed access and future-ready librarians

We've got you covered with more session recaps and announcements from the second day of Austin's annual ed innovation extravaganza.

By Roger Riddell • March 7, 2017

Revenue declines in 24 states could lead to massive cuts in higher ed

States like Iowa, Louisiana and Missouri say that a decrease in tax revenue will result in lower higher ed investments, and other states may not be far behind.

By Jarrett Carter • March 7, 2017

Ecclesia College at center of political kickback controversy

A top campus executive is implicated in a vast network of alleged financial fraud involving a former elected official. 

By Jarrett Carter • March 7, 2017

Monday at SXSWedu 2017: Equity and teachers as innovation engines

Couldn't make it to Austin? We've got you covered with some quick session recaps and a rundown of several news releases.

By Roger Riddell • March 6, 2017

Scholars call for dramatic changes to Higher Ed Act

An association of academics says Congress must act quickly to reform several elements of the federal guidance document on public support for higher ed.

By Jarrett Carter • March 2, 2017