New bills seek to expand access, performance at Florida's public institutions

Two new legislative proposals are likely to pass with strong new guidelines for faculty support and education goals.

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 27, 2017

Missouri college officials make case against funding cuts

College and university officials offer hard data in an effort to hold off more than $30 million in legislative cuts. 

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 27, 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

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How Trump's wall could impact higher education

Observers expect negative outcomes from the president's immigration agenda. 

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 26, 2017

Future in flux at U of Louisville

Dramatic changes to Kentucky's political landscape have created a culture of questions for one of its largest campuses. 

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 26, 2017

Arkansas moves towards performance-based funding model for higher ed

State officials say that an outcomes-based formula for funding colleges will encourage more access and ensure smart spending of public funds. 

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 25, 2017

Kentucky court rules against UK school newspaper on sexual assault coverage

FERPA regulations are at the center of a court ruling against the University of Kentucky's student newspaper and its coverage of a controversial campus crime issue.

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 25, 2017

Higher education officials brace for impact of Trump liberal arts cuts

Grinnell College is one of many institutions nationwide where institutional identities may be reshaped by new spending priorities.

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 24, 2017

Former Oxford student sues school for ‘boring’ professor

The iconic university faces legal action from a student who says that an uninspiring professor set him on a course for underperformance and lower earnings as a professional. 

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 23, 2017

Trump administration signals potential cuts to arts funding

Endowments which support public broadcast entities could be in jeopardy with rumors of new Trump federal budget priorities swirling. 

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 23, 2017

Affordability, access, fate of undocumented students top higher ed leaders' Trump concerns

A few days after the election, higher ed leaders gathered to discuss apprehensions about what the nation's next president could mean for the industry.

By Autumn A. Arnett • Jan. 20, 2017

Florida public colleges spend $2M in lobbying each year

Public schools in the Sunshine State invest in engaging lawmakers for support and funding. 

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 20, 2017

AASCU lists top higher ed policy matters for states in 2017

The advocacy organization for public institutions lays out the top funding and industrial priorities for the upcoming year.

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 20, 2017

DeVos mum on for-profit accountability in confirmation hearing

The top choice for education secretary roils federal lawmakers and policy observers on the subject of regulation.

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 20, 2017

UW System files lawsuit against former chancellor

The suit accuses two former executives of misappropriating millions for building projects and foundation work. 

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 19, 2017

Student loan vendor faces lawsuit, allegations of deceitful collection practices

Navient faces allegations of contributing to the nation's student loan debt crisis with criminal activity against former students.

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 19, 2017

What does Obamacare repeal look like on a college campus?

Some schools are looking forward to reduced paperwork and fewer costs, but concerns remain about benefits for adjunct instructors and students.

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 19, 2017

LA Times calls for new vision for U of California

The newspaper's editorial board breaks down the prospect of tuition increases and the potential harm in cutting the university's scholarship opportunities for middle-class families.

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 17, 2017

Football, Finland and for-profits: The week's most-read education news

Stay ahead of the class with the latest on Niagara Falls superintendent Mark Laurrie's focus on staff diversity and more here.

By Roger Riddell • Jan. 13, 2017

Obama Administration offers parting guidance on higher ed tech

The White House issued one last report on the vision for the nation's higher education technology strategy prior to the transition of power.

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 13, 2017

Georgia announces plans to consolidate 4 more schools

The state continues its efforts to create greater efficiency in higher ed spending with the latest round of mergers. 

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 13, 2017

Iowa lawmakers consider bill to end public college tenure system

The legislative proposal would terminate promotional opportunities for faculty at two- and four-year institutions while opening new justifications for outright terminations.

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 12, 2017

Texas lawmakers propose version of NC's bathroom bill

State braces for potential protests, loss of business in latest round of legislation targeting sector of the LGBT community. 

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 12, 2017

Labor Dept clarifies unemployment standards for adjuncts

New guidance offers insight into definitions of contracts and reasonable assurances for adjuncts to expect work from one semester to another. 

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 11, 2017

Betsy DeVos faces questions on campus sexual assault stance

Donald Trump's pick for Secretary of Education braces for tough questions from partisan, advocacy groups over her philanthropic record. 

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 11, 2017

Oregon lawmaker proposes voluntary merger bill

Sen. Peter Courtney invites criticism for a proposal which could open the door for consolidations among community colleges and four-year institutions. 

By Jarrett Carter • Jan. 11, 2017